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Doctor Applauds Task Force’s Stance Against Using E-Cigarettes for Quitting Smoking

The guideline highlights behavioural therapy and pharmacotherapy as effective smoking cessation methods, citing 11% of Canadians aged 15 or older smoked tobacco in 2022, with 75% daily smokers.

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A Toronto addiction specialist is applauding a recent recommendation by the Canadian Task Force on Preventative Health Care that recommends against using e-cigarettes as a first option for quitting smoking.

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The Federal Government's Drug and Addiction Commissioner, Hendrik Streeck (CDU), wants to crack down on the sale of so-called vapes, whose flavors are specifically designed to appeal to children. "There are vapes that are explicitly tailored to young people, for example, by offering them in bubble gum flavors. I find children's flavors for cigarettes scandalous," Streeck told the "Rheinische Post" newspaper (Monday). "I will advocate for such th…

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