WHO calls for ban on flavored vapes
- The World Health Organization is urging governments to consider e-cigarettes as dangerous as tobacco and ban all flavors.
- WHO is calling on countries to take urgent action to prevent children from becoming addicted to e-cigarettes.
- WHO stated that there is insufficient evidence that e-cigarettes help smokers quit and can lead to nicotine addiction among children.
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WHO calls for ban on flavored vapes
The World Health Organization (WHO) called for a ban on flavored vaping devices in a Thursday news release. The WHO said in countries that “permit commercialization (sale, importation, distribution and manufacture) of e-cigarettes as consumer products” measures like “banning all” flavors of electronic cigarettes, putting limits on “the concentration and quality of nicotine” and taxing…
Ban flavored vapes, WHO says, urging tobacco-style controls
LONDON, United Kingdom – The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday, December 14, urged governments to treat e-cigarettes similarly to tobacco and ban all flavors, threatening cigarette companies’ bets on smoking alternatives. Some researchers, campaigners and governments see e-cigarettes, or vapes, as a key tool in reducing the death and disease caused by smoking. But the UN agency said “urgent measures” were needed to control them. Citing…
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