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Australia's Recreational Vape Ban Is a Huge Milestone for Public Health - Vimarsana News

Australia's Recreational Vape Ban Is a Huge Milestone for Public Health

Australia's Minister for Health and Aged Care recently announced the country's plan to ban vape products in recreational settings. The ban will still allow vapes a means to quit smoking traditional cigarettes, with a medical prescription.

Source: health.com
e-Cigarette Use Likely Not Independently Associated With Wheezing Symptoms - Vimarsana News

e-Cigarette Use Likely Not Independently Associated With Wheezing Symptoms

Current cigarette and electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) were associated with elevated wheezing, but not ENDS use alone, according to a new study.

Source: ajmc.com
Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students - Vimarsana News

Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students

The study, published in the journal Children in February, found that roughly one-quarter of high school students in Canada reported having vaped in the previous month.

Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students - London - Vimarsana News

Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students - London

The study, published in the journal Children in February, found that roughly one-quarter of high school students in Canada reported having vaped in the previous month.

Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students - Vimarsana News

Western study examines high vaping rates among Canadian high school students

The study, published in the journal Children in February, found that roughly one-quarter of high school students in Canada reported having vaped in the previous month.