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…

Ban flavoured vapes, WHO says, urging tobacco-style controls
LONDON: The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday (Dec 14) urged governments to treat e-cigarettes similarly to tobacco and ban all flavours, threatening cigarette companies' bets on smoking alternatives. Some researchers, campaigners and governments see e-cigarettes, or vapes, as a key tool in reduc
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