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heated tobacco less harmful cigarettes vapes

A recent study conducted by the French Cancer Institute (INCa) and the French Public Health Research Institute (IResP) has concluded that while heated tobacco products like IQOS are less harmful than traditional cigarettes, they are more harmful than e-cigarettes. The study, set to be published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials in January 2021, reinforces the notion that e-cigarettes remain the least harmful tool for smoking cessation among the new products that have emerged in recent years. Comparing Heated Tobacco, Personal Vapes, and Smoking The study aimed to compare the chemical composition and toxicological effects of heated tobacco products, e-cigarette…

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Je Suis Vapoteur vaping France support

Je Suis Vapoteur, a media platform created by OneShotMedia agency, has emerged as a powerful advocate for the maintenance of vaping in France. As the e-cigarette faces threats despite its success in helping people quit smoking, Je Suis Vapoteur offers a platform for everyone to defend and engage in support of this alternative to traditional cigarettes. Informing the Public About Vaping Benefits The primary objective of Je Suis Vapoteur is to inform the public, particularly long-time smokers struggling to quit, about the numerous advantages of e-cigarettes for smoking cessation. The platform provides a wealth of information, including a lexicon specific…

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New Zealand bans cigarettes future generations

The New Zealand government has announced a groundbreaking plan to ban the sale of cigarettes to future generations, as part of its ambitious goal to become virtually smoke-free by 2025. Health Minister Ayesha Verrall unveiled the proposed legislation on Thursday, which will now go before parliament for consideration. Under the new law, anyone under the age of 14 when the legislation takes effect will never be able to legally purchase tobacco products. "We want to ensure that young people never start smoking. That's why selling or supplying smokable tobacco products to new cohorts of young people will be a criminal…

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