Vap'News offers you your flash news around the e-cigarette for the day of Wednesday May 2018. (Update the news at 07h30.)
FRANCE: HOW TO EXPLAIN THE DROP OF SMOKERS
The fight against tobacco finally seems to be bearing fruit. Even if France remains one of the countries with the most smokers in Europe, more than a million French people quit smoking between 2016 and 2017, according to a study by the Health Barometer published on Monday May 28 by Public Health France. This is the biggest drop recorded over the past ten years. (See article)
FRANCE: LA VAPE, ONE MORE FOR INDEPENDENT SMOKERS
" E-cigarette ? That's a fact ! Smokers have taken it over. To quit smoking or reduce their consumption, explains Dr Véronique Le Denmat, tobacco specialist at the Brest University Hospital and president of the Breton Tobacco Association. 400 French (*) have stopped smoking tobacco thanks to this device, it is not nothing! " (See article)
CANADA: JUUL, THE E-CIGARETTE THAT MAKES YOUNG ADDICTS
With flavors ranging from mango to creme brulee, a design that looks like a USB key and a rechargeable battery from a computer, the JUUL e-cigarette has everything to seduce teens, according to Claire Harvey, word of the Quebec Council on tobacco and health. (See article)
SOUTH KOREA: RESULTS OF A SURVEY ON HOT TOBACCO
South Korean health officials have announced that they will release the results of the investigation into potential harmful substances in heated tobacco Iqos next month (See article)
