Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who urged countries to protect their citizens and enact strict measures to prevent uptake. Countries already banning the sale of e-cigarettes should beef up enforcement and continue to support public health efforts to cut tobacco use, the WHO said, advising countries that allow vapes to be sold commercially to tax them, ban flavored versions, limit the concentration and quality of nicotine allowed and take steps to reduce their appeal. Key Background E-cigarettes work by heating a liquid to form a vapor that is breathed in
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National heart, lung and blood institute [internet]
Along with nicotine, tobacco contains more than seventy carcinogens which all result in developing smoke-oriented diseases as heart disease, stroke and lung cancer, etc
Thats become par for the course with the WHO, as demonstrated at its Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) COP10 meeting in February