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Tasmanians as young as 12 can now get free nicotine patches, gum, and lozenges to help them quit smoking or vaping. The expanded program removes cost barriers and pairs products with counseling support for the best chance of success.
Middle and high school students are vaping and smoking less, with overall tobacco use dropping to just 7.2% last year. The FDA's new analysis shows real progress, though flavored products remain popular among young users.
After unknowingly vaping 40 cigarettes worth of nicotine daily, Caroline Vasquez Huber built a company helping women quit differently than men. Her story shows why gender matters in addiction recovery.
Dutch authorities confiscated more than 220,000 illegal vapes and 50,000 nicotine pouches in just seven days, showing aggressive enforcement of new health laws. The crackdown signals a turning point in protecting young people from flavored products banned nationwide.
The nation's largest conservative mothers organization is launching a nationwide campaign to combat illegal Chinese-made vapes flooding U.S. schools. Their efforts align with recent federal crackdowns that seized $86.5 million worth of illicit products designed to appeal to children.
New Zealand just proved you can help smokers switch to safer vapes without hooking kids. Youth vaping dropped 50% while the country races toward becoming smoke-free.