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This is the official YouTube channel of Association of Vapers India (AVI). This channel is created to spread awareness about vaping and its situation in Indi...The harms associated with secondhand smoke from combustible cigarettes have been clearly established, but these do not apply to e-cigarettes and "secondhand vapor", according to Peter Paul Dator, president of The Vapers Philippines.
"Unlike tobacco cigarettes, e-cigarettes do not burn organic matter at very high temperatures and therefore do not produce toxic fumes. The main components of the liquid used in e-cigarettes are propylene glycol and glycerin, accounting for 95% of the e-liquid. The remaining components are water, nicotine, and flavorings," said Dator. #worldvapeday #notobaccoday #endvapeday
Millions of e-cigarette users around the world will celebrate 'World Vape Day' on May 30
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World Vape Day aims to raise awareness on e-cigarettes or vapes and encourage smokers who are unable to quit on their own or with currently available smoking cessation tools to switch to safer nicotine products“A strength of this research is its focus on reducing disparities in smoking prevalence and achieving the goal of all New Zealanders becoming smoke-free by 2025.” #smokefree4life #vaping
New insights into vaping uptake among Māori and Pacific peoples
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Māori and Pasifika who have not been able to quit smoking may need more support to move from smoking to vaping, researchers from the University of Otago and Māori public health collective Hāpai Te Hauora have foundThe U.K. response was harsh. “The WHO has a history of anti-vaping activism that is damaging their reputation. This document is particularly malign,” Peter Hajek, who directs the Tobacco Dependence Research Unit at Queen Mary University of London, wrote in a statement released today by the U.K. Science Media Centre.
WHO warning on vaping draws harsh response from U.K. researchers
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Risks and benefits of e-cigarettes fiercely disputed