Vape ban could lead to MORE young people smoking, study finds
More young people would start smoking if vapes were banned or made more expensive through taxes, a new study says.
More young people would start smoking if vapes were banned or made more expensive through taxes, a new study says.
The risks of smoking are clear: cigarettes kill over half of their long-term users. The tobacco epidemic is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced, killing more than eight million people per year worldwide.
That headline isn’t a rhetorical question: it was what we were genuinely thinking after we watched a YouTube replay of a conference call organised by the European Cancer League.
Around one in five male and female professional football players are using snus or nicotine pouches, according to a new survey.
The snap general election in the UK could ring the death knell for the Tobacco and Vapes Bill if it isn’t passed as law before parliament is dissolved.
A Member of Parliament (MP) in the UK has quietly put forward an amendment to the new smoking ban to include vapes.
A new tax on vapes is due to come into effect in the UK from October 2026. Here's what to do about it...
Well readers, it’s happened again. People who should probably know better - many of whom call themselves defenders of public health - have once again been called out on X for spreading fake news about vaping.
An anti-vaping professor has made a shock admission at a public inquiry that the only known deaths from vapes are from the batteries exploding.
Vape designs should be standardised to reduce the appeal of vaping to children, a Dutch public health body has said.
Researchers at Vape Superstore found that smokers in the UK spend £2,366 a year on cigarettes - over THREE TIMES as much as those who use a vaping kit.