While New Zealand has taken steps to legalize nicotine in e-cigarettes, its Australian neighbor has yet to do so. The shock wave follows its course and yesterday it was no less than 150 vapers who were massed in front of the parliament to demand " the right to vaper"
NEAR 150 MANIFESTANTS BEFORE PARLIAMENT!
A few days ago, we told you about the doubts that were beginning to settle in Australia following the positions taken by the government of New Zealand neighbors. (See article). Yesterday, this little "revolution" continued on its way and there are no less 150 protesters who were in front of the parliament of Melbourne. For Fiona Pattenelected Australian Sex Party in Parliament We must protect children but also adults by giving them the right to vape". Once again, Colin Mendelsohn, Professor and specialist in smoking cessation treatments in public health school was there and did not hesitate to remind that " the e-cigarette is a unique technology that works much better than other treatments"
S.CHAPMAN: THE E-CIGARETTE IS THE EVEREST MOUNT OF THE DANGER
If there are vapers convinced that the e-cigarette is "THE" solution against smoking, there are also people like Simon Chapman, professor at the University of Sydney's School of Public Health and e-cigarette detractor who thinks that if “ Vape is probably less dangerous than smoking We do not do not know the effects in the long run". According to him, " It is because almost everything is safer in e-cigarettes compared to tobacco that they are Mount Everest of danger."
A DEBATE THAT IS BEGINNING AND WILL LAST UNTIL 2017!
When it comes to e-cigarettes, Australia is just starting this great debate. A measure proposed by the public suggests removing e-liquids with a nicotine concentration of less than 36mg / ml from this famous classification of poisons. This will be examined by the Therapeutic Goods Australia (TGA) and a decision should be made by March 2017.
Source : theage.com.au (Photo credit: theage.com.au) / tga.gov.au
