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E-CIGARETTES: GLOBAL REGULATION AND RECOMMENDED MEASURES
This resource provides information about how different countries and jurisdictions regulate e-cigarettes.- E - CIGARETTES
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HOW E-CIGARETTES COMPROMISE CHILDREN’S HUMAN RIGHTS
Children are now using e-cigarettes at higher rates than adults. Tom Gatehouse and colleagues argue for an approach to regulation that prioritises children’s rights- AUGUST 14, 2025 AUG 14, 2025
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E-CIGARETTE USE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY AMONG INDONESIAN YOUTH: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS
Youth behavior is significantly influenced by their social environment and social media (SM). Susceptibility to e-cigarette use, defined as the likelihood of initiating e-cigarette use among non-users, is a critical early marker for prevention efforts. This study explores the interplay of social environment, SM marketing exposure, and individual traits in e-cigarette use and susceptibility among Indonesian youth, addressing a gap in non-Western contexts.CONNECT WITH US
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