When it comes to the debate between vaping and smoking, both activities come with their own set of risks and consequences. Despite ongoing research, the long-term health effects of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are not yet fully understood, and scientific evidence points to them not being a safe alternative to smoking.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has commended Mauritius and the Netherlands for successfully implementing all of the UN health agency’s MPOWER tobacco control measures. This achievement, matched only by Brazil and Türkiye, showcases their commitment to public health. However, the WHO warns that despite these successes, 2.3 billion people in 44 countries remain without adequate tobacco control measures, leaving them vulnerable to illness and the economic burden of addiction.
Is vaping bad for your health? There are many facts which are not established about vaping, including what chemicals make up the vapor and how they affect the physical health of users over the long term. Recently, electronic cigarettes otherwise known as e-cigarettes, or vape pens, are being prescribed to smokers as an easy way … Read more