E-Cigarettes And Htp

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We're here to help against the tobacco industry's aggressive marketing efforts. E-cigarettes and other emerging products are dangerous and addictive, especially for children and youth. The tobacco industry is waging an aggressive campaign to position these products as “harm reduction” tools in an effort to get more people addicted to nicotine and tobacco.


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  • E-CIGARETTES

E-CIGARETTES: GLOBAL REGULATION AND RECOMMENDED MEASURES

This resource provides information about how different countries and jurisdictions regulate e-cigarettes.

  • HEATED TOBACCO PRODUCTS

HEATED TOBACCO PRODUCTS: EVIDENCE AND HEALTH HARMS

This resource describes heated tobacco products (HTPs) and presents the best available evidence on the health harms associated with HTP use, how HTPs are marketed by the tobacco industry, and how HTPs are used by consumers.

  • E-CIGARETTES
  • HEATED TOBACCO PRODUCTS

TOBACCO INDUSTRY PLAYBOOK: ONE PAGER

An informational leave-behind/one-pager for policymakers, journalists, and others about the dangers of emerging products and the tobacco industry's targeting of youth in their marketing strategy.

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MAR 30, 2026
Euractiv

SHARPENING THE KNIVES: THE EU BATTLE OVER TOBACCO BEGINS

Brussels is bracing for an intense clash over the European Commission’s first-ever study on the health effects of alternative tobacco products such as e-cigarettes. Meanwhile, a parallel debate over how these products should be taxed is walking a fine line.

DEC 4, 2025
CBC News

NICOTINE POUCHES GLAMOURIZED ON SOCIAL MEDIA, LITTLE TALK ABOUT RISKS FOR YOUTH, STUDY FINDS

A UBC Okanagan researcher is sounding the alarm over how nicotine pouches are portrayed on TikTok and says videos are normalizing their use and making them seem trendy, especially among youth.

NOV 12, 2025
The BMJ

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

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