Three years after flavour ban, 77 per cent of Quebec vapers still use banned flavours
New provincial figures show fruit, mint and dessert flavours remain popular despite Quebec’s restrictions on flavoured vaping products.
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New provincial figures show fruit, mint and dessert flavours remain popular despite Quebec’s restrictions on flavoured vaping products.
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A small Sheffield study explored how young people think vaping should be controlled and presented as an aid to quitting smoking.
David Clarinval raised the proposal during federal budget talks, prompting renewed debate over how Belgium regulates nicotine pouches.
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New provincial figures show fruit, mint and dessert flavours remain popular despite Quebec’s restrictions on flavoured vaping products.
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