vaping

Exploring electronic cigarette portrayals: a content and thematic analysis of African online news coverage

Scientific article

29 August 2023

Background: Electronic cigarette usage has seen a significant increase globally in recent years, with many countries reporting a rise in users. However, the way African news portrays this phenomenon remains unclear. Methods: This study...

School staff perceptions of the nature and consequences of students’ use of e-cigarettes

Scientific article

19 July 2022

Abstract Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the nature and consequences of student vaping in Australian primary and secondary schools by consulting staff working in these settings. Methods: A national sample of 196 school staff...

Webinar CNPT: Cigarrillo electrónico: evidencia y fiscalidad

14 April 2021

Madrid

Spain

Registro: https://cnpt.es/eventos/webinar-cnpt-abril-2021-formulario

Miércoles 14 de abril del 2021, de 17:00 a 19:00 (hora de Madrid, España)

Tobacco Webinar Series: New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?

ISSUP Webinar

19 May 2021

ISSUP would like to present the second session in the three-part Webinar series focusing on Tobacco Use. This Webinar asks the question 'New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?'

Tobacco Webinar Series: New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?

19 May 2021

Manila

Philippines

ISSUP would like to invite you to attend the second session in the three-part Webinar series focusing on Tobacco Use. This Webinar will be hosted by ISSUP Philippines and ask the question 'New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?'

Reducing Vaping Among Youth and Young Adults

Book

1 July 2020

This guide supports health care providers, systems, and communities seeking to prevent vaping. It describes relevant research findings, examines emerging and best practices, identifies knowledge gaps and implementation challenges, and...

Supporting People who Smoke or Vape During the COVID-19 Pandemic

6 April 2020

Webinar

United States

Scientific research is steeply generating a plethora of information on COVID-19. Collecting and analyzing data from cases enhances the identification of risk factors for infection and complications. Because it affects the lungs, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is a severe threat to people who smoke or vape drugs like cannabis and tobacco.