The tobacco manufacturers position, on the other hand, was that as key stakeholders in the tobacco industry their views on the potential consequences of the proposed laws should be considered, as laws made on biases would always be detrimental to the proposed public health objectives in the long-term
Countries such as Australia, China, Canada, United Kingdom, France, and the Germany have defined the legal vaping age and legal smoking age at 18, with Australia requiring a prescription for nicotine vapes
[8] Secondhand smoke exposure causes heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer among adults, as well as respiratory disease, ear infections, sudden infant death syndrome, more severe and frequent asthma attacks, and slowed lung growth in children
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