Vap'News offers you flash news around the e-cigarette for the 1er and 2 June 2019 weekends. (Update the news at 11h32)
FRANCE: WHO IS ALSO LAUNCHING THE E-CIGARETTE ALERT!
The World Health Organization recalls that researchers do not know for now the harmfulness of electronic cigarettes. She insists that non-smokers should not use these products. (See article)
FRANCE: KWIT, ENOVAP, INNOVATIONS TO STOP SMOKING!
On average, it takes between three and four attempts to finally drop the cigarette. In France is moving Friday, Raphaëlle Duchemin offers several innovations to stop smoking. (See article)
FRANCE: A CINQUANTAINE OF PARKS SOON PROHIBITED TO SMOKERS!
On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, the Paris City Hall announced that it would extend the ban on smoking at 52 parks and gardens in the capital from June 8. (See article)
SWITZERLAND: ELECTED OFFICERS WANT TO SEE THE E-CIGARETTE IN PREVENTION CAMPAIGNS!
The Municipality has missed the boat. "It is with these words that Graziella Schaller (CPV) has arrested the City Tuesday night at the City Council. She believed that the e-cigarette, "worrying phenomenon", should have been included in the recent campaign to prevent addictions among 13-17 years, as well as alcohol, tobacco and cannabis. (See article)
CANADA: E-CIGARETTE CAN BE A GATEWAY TO SMOKING AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE
For Vancouver Coastal Health, e-cigarettes may be a gateway to youth smoking. Dr Meena Dawar said that since e-cigarettes containing nicotine have become widely available, many schools have raised significant concerns. (See article)
INDIA: A TOTAL BAN ON E-CIGARETTE IN RAJASTHAN!
The Gehlot government of Rajasthan has completely banned the production, storage, distribution, advertising and use of electronic cigarettes in the state. The information was recently disseminated by the principal concerned on the social network Twitter. (See article)
