vietnam e-cigarette ban 2025 E-cigarettes continue to harm Vietnamese youth despite WHO urges Vietnam to add

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One is that we know as kids get older they get into smoking, and if they start smoking while theyre younger theyre more likely to become addicted. The Tobacco 21 bill has gained momentum across the country after several states have moved to ban flavored e-cigarette cartridges popular among teenagers like Juul e-cigarettes, which have been blamed for a rise in youth vaping in recent years

According to a study by the National Institutes of Health, the typical smoker ingests 1 to 2 milligrams of nicotine per cigarette, and lowering that to 0.5 milligrams would result in a non-addictive product

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