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Smoker/Nicotine Replacement Therapies

Smoker/Nicotine Replacement Therapies

50% of US schoolkids who try vapes become addicted

Findings from the CDC imply e-cigarettes possess greater "addictability" than public health experts believed
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Surge in high nicotine vape use among young people

Alarming new research reveals a sharp rise in high-strength nicotine vape use, particularly in young adults, raising concerns about addiction and health risks.

Australia becomes first country to restrict vape sales to pharmacies

Is it too late for the “vaping genie” to be put back in the bottle?

Spiked vapes in schools: Alarming levels of Spice found

Alarming findings from English schools where 1 in 6 vapes were found spiked with a dangerous synthetic drug "Spice".
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Half the food eaten by under 7s are Ultra-Processed Foods

Discover the alarming levels of ultra-processed food consumption among UK toddlers and the implications for their health.

Teen vaper hospitalised as lung bursts

Vaping since she was 15 – she thought it was harmless. Read more about Kyla's story of being hospitalised.

How to talk to your teen about vaping risks and...

The teenage years are often a difficult and confusing time for young people and they want to experiment and kick back against being told what to do, so stay calm.

Breaking free: UK Government's proposed ban on disposable vapes

Allen Carr’s Easyway have been highlighting the risk to young people for many years.

Allen Carr’s Easyway live on TalkTV UK disposable vape ban

TalkTV live interview with Paul Baker CFO & NHS Liaison Allen Carr's Easyway discussing the UK disposable vape ban

Nicotine side effects guide - Duration & addiction risk

Discover the side effects of nicotine and the risks of addiction with our guide. Learn about the duration of nicotine withdrawals.

What affects how long nicotine is in your system?

On average it takes 4 days for Nicotine to leave your bloodstream, saliva and urine. But there are many factors that affect how long it takes from number of cigarettes...
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