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Study says hospital admissions would drop by 13% if half of all smokers switched to e-cigarettes

Throughout the world, governments impose excise taxes on products like alcohol and tobacco to reduce their demand. The South African government has implemented a tax on vaping products for the same reason. Reducing demand is necessary as there is growing evidence that vaping products are not harmless.

Police say they have ‘zero tolerance’ of abusive passenger behaviour on flights

There’s a new report from Imperial College that confirms what every teenager knows: young people are increasingly exposed to vapes in shops. In theory, buying vapes should be like buying drink: if you look young, then you need ID. Simple, no?

A plane travelling from Brisbane to Bali was forced to divert to Darwin after three men were allegedly drinking and vaping mid-flight.

The vaping industry should back up its call for stronger steps to protect our young people from vaping with some action, says Janet Hoek

There have been calls for plain packaging on e-cigarettes and a crackdown on their sale to under-18s.

About 4.3 million people in Britain are now estimated to use e-cigarettes, up from 800,000 a decade ago.

Steve Brine urges ministers to consider ban on packaging and marketing of vapes to children