The data shows the results of a survey conducted between November and December 2015. Electronic cigarette smokers in the United States were asked about the advice they received from a healthcare provider about e-cigarettes. In that year, about 34% of respondents indicated that they were told by a provider that e-cigarettes pose high risk.
Told the provider they were using e-cigarettes and the provider encouraged continuing | 66 |
Were told by a provider that e-cigarettes were low-risk | 34 |
Told a provider they were using e-cigarettes and received a neutral response | 26 |
A provider got them interested in e-cigarettes in the first place | 10 |
A provider volunteered a recommendation to try e-cigs, though the participant was already using or considering using e-cigarettes | 10 |
Told a provider they were using e-cigarettes and were encouraged to discontinue | 5 |
Were told by a provider that e-cigarettes pose high risk | 3 |