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US Imposes Partial Ban On Flavored E-Cigarettes
The US government on Thursday announced it would soon ban most flavored e-cigarettes as it tries to curb a rising tide of youth vaping, but stopped short of the full ban promised in September by President Donald Trump.
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How To Manage Dry Eyes Naturally?
Your eyes become dry when the tear glands present in it do not produce enough tears to keep them lubricated. The Dry eye syndrome is a result of a chronic lack of moisture and lubrication on the surface of the eye. Factors leading to the dry eye condition in a person could be ageing, environment conditions, allergies, and certain medications and me...
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Smoking E-Cigarettes May Up Risk of Asthma and Other Respiratory Allergies: Study
According to a latest study, commonly sold e-cigarette liquids contain a substance which could be capable of causing asthma and allergy symptoms.
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E-Cigarettes: Harmless New Fad Or Another Stick To Death?
While e-cigarettes are often promoted as safer alternatives to traditional cigarettes, which deliver nicotine by burning tobacco, little is actually known about the health risks of using these devices.
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E-Cigarettes Increasing Tobacco Use In Youth: Study
E-cigarettes - thought to be responsible for a decline in youth cigarette smoking - are actually attracting a new population of adolescents who might not otherwise have smoked tobacco products, a new US study has warned.
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E-Cigarettes Can Reduce Burden of Smoking-Related Deaths in India
Electronic-cigarettes, popularly known as e-cigarettes, provide a third line of option to stay away from harmful effects of tobacco, and can significantly reduce the burden of smoking-related deaths in India, a renowned expert on vaping has said.
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Doctors Should Prescribe E-Cigarettes to Smokers: UK
"E-cigarettes are not completely risk-free but when compared to smoking, evidence shows they carry just a fraction of the harm."
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Teens Who Try E-Cigarettes More Likely to Start Smoking: US Study
The JAMA study was based on a pool of 2,530 students, with an average age of 14, from 10 public high schools in Los Angeles.
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More Teenagers Trying E-Cigarettes Than Tobacco, US Study
Some experts concerned that vaping may be pathway to nicotine addiction, but others say it is less dangerous than smoking
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35 percent of the Adult Indian Population Consumes Tobacco
According to a recent survey conducted by the Global Adult Tobacco, nearly 35 percent of the adult Indian population consumes some form of tobacco. As per the Global Youth Tobacco Survey 2009, 14.6 per cent of those ageing between 13-15 years in India...
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WHO calls for increased taxation on tobacco products
In its recent effort to check tobacco consumption, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for increasing tax on tobacco products."Raising taxes is one of our strongest weapons to fight out tobacco. It is the most cost-effective way of reducing...
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V for Vaping: E-cigarettes and the new smoking culture
E-cigarettes are positioned as cool and harmless, and include high tech social features to get people on board, but the reality might be a little different
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US Imposes Partial Ban On Flavored E-Cigarettes
The US government on Thursday announced it would soon ban most flavored e-cigarettes as it tries to curb a rising tide of youth vaping, but stopped short of the full ban promised in September by President Donald Trump.
-
How To Manage Dry Eyes Naturally?
Your eyes become dry when the tear glands present in it do not produce enough tears to keep them lubricated. The Dry eye syndrome is a result of a chronic lack of moisture and lubrication on the surface of the eye. Factors leading to the dry eye condition in a person could be ageing, environment conditions, allergies, and certain medications and me...
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Smoking E-Cigarettes May Up Risk of Asthma and Other Respiratory Allergies: Study
According to a latest study, commonly sold e-cigarette liquids contain a substance which could be capable of causing asthma and allergy symptoms.
-
E-Cigarettes: Harmless New Fad Or Another Stick To Death?
While e-cigarettes are often promoted as safer alternatives to traditional cigarettes, which deliver nicotine by burning tobacco, little is actually known about the health risks of using these devices.
-
E-Cigarettes Increasing Tobacco Use In Youth: Study
E-cigarettes - thought to be responsible for a decline in youth cigarette smoking - are actually attracting a new population of adolescents who might not otherwise have smoked tobacco products, a new US study has warned.
-
E-Cigarettes Can Reduce Burden of Smoking-Related Deaths in India
Electronic-cigarettes, popularly known as e-cigarettes, provide a third line of option to stay away from harmful effects of tobacco, and can significantly reduce the burden of smoking-related deaths in India, a renowned expert on vaping has said.
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Doctors Should Prescribe E-Cigarettes to Smokers: UK
"E-cigarettes are not completely risk-free but when compared to smoking, evidence shows they carry just a fraction of the harm."
-
Teens Who Try E-Cigarettes More Likely to Start Smoking: US Study
The JAMA study was based on a pool of 2,530 students, with an average age of 14, from 10 public high schools in Los Angeles.
-
More Teenagers Trying E-Cigarettes Than Tobacco, US Study
Some experts concerned that vaping may be pathway to nicotine addiction, but others say it is less dangerous than smoking
-
35 percent of the Adult Indian Population Consumes Tobacco
According to a recent survey conducted by the Global Adult Tobacco, nearly 35 percent of the adult Indian population consumes some form of tobacco. As per the Global Youth Tobacco Survey 2009, 14.6 per cent of those ageing between 13-15 years in India...
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WHO calls for increased taxation on tobacco products
In its recent effort to check tobacco consumption, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for increasing tax on tobacco products."Raising taxes is one of our strongest weapons to fight out tobacco. It is the most cost-effective way of reducing...
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V for Vaping: E-cigarettes and the new smoking culture
E-cigarettes are positioned as cool and harmless, and include high tech social features to get people on board, but the reality might be a little different
