Slough, UK. 23rd April, 2024. Adverts for vapes at a newsagents in Slough, Berkshire. The sale of disposable vapes is to be banned in England. According to the Department for Education "The number of children using vapes has tripled in the last three years and there is strong evidence to suggest that cheap and easy-to-use disposable vapes are partly to blame. Our research shows that in 2023, around 69 per cent of vapers aged 11 to 17 in Great Britain were using disposable vapes, up from 7.7 percent in 2021. This is extremely worrying given the unknown long-term health impacts and the addictive

Slough, UK. 23rd April, 2024. Adverts for vapes at a newsagents in Slough, Berkshire. The sale of disposable vapes is to be banned in England. According to the Department for Education "The number of children using vapes has tripled in the last three years and there is strong evidence to suggest that cheap and easy-to-use disposable vapes are partly to blame. Our research shows that in 2023, around 69 per cent of vapers aged 11 to 17 in Great Britain were using disposable vapes, up from 7.7 percent in 2021. This is extremely worrying given the unknown long-term health impacts and the addictive Stock Photo

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Slough, UK. 23rd April, 2024. Adverts for vapes at a newsagents in Slough, Berkshire. The sale of disposable vapes is to be banned in England. According to the Department for Education "The number of children using vapes has tripled in the last three years and there is strong evidence to suggest that cheap and easy-to-use disposable vapes are partly to blame. Our research shows that in 2023, around 69 per cent of vapers aged 11 to 17 in Great Britain were using disposable vapes, up from 7.7 percent in 2021. This is extremely worrying given the unknown long-term health impacts and the addictive nature of the nicotine in vapes". Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy

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