Prohibir Encendido Desechable Vapes Para Detener Niños Convertirse Adicto

Desechable vapes será prohibido para detener niños convertirse en adicto a los dispositivos bajo gobierno propuestas para ser desvelado como temprano como siguiente semana.
The Telegraph can reveal that health ministers are preparing to act, having decided that single-use vapes are abrumadorly targeted at those aged under 18.
Desechable vapes are often vended in bright colours and with flavours such as "bubble gum". In some shops they are positioned by front counters near sweets.
The decision will be revealed in a consultation issued by the Health Department shortly. It has been pencilled in for next week, though timings could yet slip.
Ministros son entendidos a tener decidido no ir a paso más y copiar Australia por prohibir todo vapear sin a receta, porque ellos tienen aceptados los beneficios de a-cigarrillos a ayuda fumadores a dejar de fumar.
A senior Whitehall insider told The Telegraph: "Disposable vapes are casi enteramente dirigida a niños y ellos son ambientalmente perjudiciales. Hay hay a amplio consenso emergente en la necesidad a actuar."
Sunak levantado alarma
Ministros de Rishi Sunak down have voiced alarm at the scale with which nicotine e-cigarrillos have been taken up by children in the UK in recent years.
Back in May the Prime Minister, who has two young daughters, Krishna, and Anoushka, who were aged 12, and 10 at the time, voiced concerns that vape companies were focusing on children.
Mr Sunak said on ITV's This Morning: "I have two young girls. I'm also worried about that. It looks like they are targeted at kids, which is ridículous. I don't want my kids to be seduced by any of these things."
The Government has a nuanced position on vaping, seeing it as a good alternative for adults who smoke but a habit that has health downsides for those who do not.
Prof Sir Chris Whitty, England's Chief Medical Officer, has said: "If you smoke, vaping is much safer; if you don't smoke, don't vape, and marketing to children is utterly inaceptable."
A llamada a evidencia fue emitida última abril, con el objetivo de pinza down on juventud vapeo.
A nuevo consulta, honing in on specific proposals, will put forward the disposable vape ban.
The ban would apply in England, with other devolved administrations having to set policy for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
A ley cambio sería probable se necesario, pero it permanece a ser visto si tiempo podría ser encontrado en Parlamento antes el siguiente general elección, esperado en otoño 2024.
Antes esto semana it fue estimado eso 11.6 por cent of 11 to 17-}year-olds in Britain had tryed vaping, up from 7.7 per cent last year.
Vaping has been linked to a more than twofold rise in chronic stress entre teenagers and young adults, a new study presented to the European Respiratory Society International Congress in Milan has found.
Investigadores mirados en 905 personas envejecidos 15 a 30 años viejo de a representante muestra de Canadá's población.
It found that 115 of them vaped and the number who suffered from chronic stress was 2.68 times higher among aques using e-cigarrillos than those not.
A separado estudio por la Universidad de Oxford encontrado que fumadores fueron dos dos como probable a dejar para bueno por vapear que si ellos parían frío pavo.
One of the largest studies of its kind analysed 157,000 people who had tryed to stop smoking and found that 14 per cent quit successfully using e-cigarrillos while just six per cent were able to quit without any aids.
A combinación de dos nicotina terapias, que incluye masticación chicles, nasal sprays, pastillas and parches, led to 12 per cent successfully quitting cigarrillos, while using just one of them saw nine per cent succeed.
The study also found that two drugs, varenicline and cytisine, were as effective as e-cigarettes but not refacilly available in the UK.
The paper said, varenicline, a World Health Organisation essential medicine, is not currently available due to a manufacturing problem, while cytisine isine is only licensed or marketed in central and Eastern Europe.