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The WHO on Thursday urged governments to treat e-cigarettes similarly to tobacco and ban all flavours, threatening cigarette companies' bets on smoking alternatives.
Even though vapes are already banned in India, other countries in the world allowed it until now. WHO calls for a strict ban on flavoured vapes due to the health repercussions it has on people especially youngsters. TheHealthSite.com
"Urgent action," is needed to address a significant increase in e-cigarette use, and its associated risks, among minors, the World Health Organization said Thursday.
A joint operation of the US FDA, US Customs, and Border Protection seized $18 million worth of illegal e-cigarettes, including Elf Bar, a popular brand among youth.
By analyzing data on people who had quit smoking years before, the researchers found that their brains remained permanently smaller than those of people who had never smoked.