Wanging less school-aged children, studies

The schools in Australia are looking for less v, looking for less v.

Vanzing ratios among 14-17-year-olds were 17.5%, in April 2023 in April 2023, Australia fell to 17.5% for the latest update of Australia’s world research generation VAPE.

The survey also found that more than 15 years older than 15 years old.

Australian Health Minister Mark Utler said that the VANGER ratio was “turned from the corner” and officials seized more than 10 million in the last year.

“We support educational and prevention campaigns to support people, vaping and refusing to smoke or quit.”

In July 2024, the new laws that will stop imported, advertised, advertised, advertised, advertised and given use and given volunteers were presented in July 2024. Nicotine VEAPES is now purchased legally with a recipe in pharmacies. However, a black market for nicotine vegants in the country is developing.

The United Kingdom has also banned the sale of one-time vapors in June this year.

Vapas are considered more reliable than normal cigarettes, because not harmful tobacco, health experts are still not risky and long-term effects to use them are still not clear.

Australian authorities – as in the UK – especially worried about the shame of vapas, especially young people, Mr. Ushak, who created the new generation nicotine addictions.

The latest generation vape profiles, 85.4% of young people, was never in hand from a pool of about 3,000 children between 14-17.

Fewer than one-third of these teenagers, said Vaya said that the Cancer Council represents the interests of interest.

School-older children’s relationships are also changing, researchers said they felt a feeling of shame or shame on the use of many current or past deficiencies.

Although fewer adolescents are able to buy their veaps, tobacco and vape shops remain the main source of vape sales, despite the new laws.

Speaking to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) on Wednesday, Mr. Butler, said he was confident in the “peak of the vapzing.”

“I know this is really a really hard fight and we are not only in the field of vaping, but also illegal tobacco,” he said.

Tobacco use remains the main reason for the prevention of Australia – despite the strongest anti-smoking law in the world – and every year, more than 24,000 people kills more than 24,000 people.