Coronavirus pandemic has changed public attitudes to health, experts say

The proportion of people who have successfully quit smoking this year is at its highest in more than a decade, new figures show.

Data from the UCL Smoking Toolkit Study shows that in England in 2020 there has been an increase of almost two-thirds in the quitting success rate, rising from 14% to 23%, the highest since at least 2007. There has also been a surge in smokers in England trying to quit, increasing by 22% from 2019, with experts saying attitudes have been changed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Continue reading…

You May Also Like

Iran seizes two Greek tankers amid rising tensions in the Gulf

IRGC forces swoop on ships in what appeared to be a reprisal…

Elon Musk announces he has found new Twitter CEO

The current owner did not reveal the identity of the person, divulging…

Ex-banker Paul Mora put on Interpol wanted list in German fraud inquiry

Arrest warrant issued over alleged role in cum-ex trades that defrauded the…