The World Health Organization Warns of New Wave of Nicotine Addiction Among Youth

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The World Health Organization has expressed concern about increasing nicotine dependence, especially among young people.

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The World Health Organization (WHO) is concerned about a growing dependency on nicotine, especially among young people. Now an expert group has presented a paper with proposals for new measures in the fight against smoke. This includes a ban on flavouring substances, for example in e-cigarettes, because these particularly young people lead to nicotine addiction. Likewise, the experts argue for a ban on cigarette filters – not only because they g…

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According to WHO, the number of young people who are addicted to nicotine is increasing. The States Parties to the Anti-Tobacco Convention want to discuss the situation next week.

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Seven million deaths per year, plastic waste through filters and targeted advertising: how the WHO and 183 countries want to counter the trend among young smokers.

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According to the World Health Organization, 15 million people between the ages of 13 and 15 use e-cigarettes. In the US, daily e-cigarette use has nearly doubled in 24 years.