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With vaping rates among South African teens reaching alarming levels, experts are calling for the immediate enactment of the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill to combat a potential public health crisis.
South Africa's government proposes a tax increase on vaping products to combat the alarming rise in teenage vaping. Experts debate the effectiveness of this measure, with concerns about its impact on both youth and adult vapers.
South Africa's 2025 budget brings significant changes to sin tax, with new regulations affecting both traditional cigarettes and vaping products.
Vaping, once seen as a smoking cessation tool for adults, are now alarmingly popular among South African teenagers, raising serious concerns about nicotine addiction and long-term health effects.
With vaping rates among South African teens soaring, parents are left worrying about the future of their children. Discover the alarming statistics, health implications, and effective strategies to support your child in our latest piece.
New research indicates that e-cigarettes may pose greater health risks than traditional smoking, including increased chances of dementia and heart disease.
A New York state investigation had found companies were marketing "highly addictive, candy- and fruit-flavored nicotine products to underage consumers.
The incident of a vaping passenger on a South African Airways flight has sparked significant debate about compliance with airline rules and the responsibilities of passengers.
If you’ve been thinking about giving up vaping, you’re not alone. While it might seem challenging, it’s possible with the right approach and support.
Vaping is said to have serious health side effects yet: 'An increasing body of evidence suggests that the current promotion of vaping products may entice young people and non-smokers to start vaping. '
Learn the unspoken rules of vaping and how to respect those around you.
A University of Cape Town-led study reveals nearly 30% of Grade 12 learners are active vapers,raising concerns about nicotine addiction and its impact on adolescent health.
The KwaZulu-Natal Parents Association expresses concern over the alarming rise of vaping among young people, highlighting its prevalence in schools and the need for greater awareness among parents.
Adolescents predominantly start vaping out of curiosity, or because of social influences, but continue vaping as a coping strategy for anxiety/ depression/stress, to relax or because they are addicted.
Vaping is said to have serious health side effects yet: ‘An increasing body of evidence suggests that the current promotion of vaping products may entice young people and non-smokers to start vaping’.
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