- The document analyzes trends in electronic cigarette use in England based on monthly household surveys conducted by Robert West and colleagues at University College London. - It finds that prevalence of e-cigarette use increased rapidly until late 2013 but has remained stable since, with 20% of smokers and 30% of recent ex-smokers now using e-cigarettes. - E-cigarettes have become the most popular aid for quit attempts, and their increased use has been accompanied by rises in quit attempts and success rates at the population level.