E-cigarettes are fashionable “smoking cessation artifacts”? Many experts said that more and more research evidence indicates that e-cigarettes are not safe, and teenagers should stay away from tobacco and reject e-cigarettes.
"Some e-cigarettes have high levels of nicotine, and aerosols in e-cigarette smoke can also cause damage to health. There are still many unknowns to be studied." Wu Yiqun, a researcher at the China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said that some e-cigarette advertising campaigns "No".
Poisonous, harmless, but in fact some of the electronic cigarettes sold online, the smoke oil is blended by the owner or the black workshop.
E-cigarette online shopping is extremely convenient, making it an addictive tool for some teenagers. “After exposure to e-cigarettes, it is easy to induce young people to contact traditional cigarettes, thus speeding up the trend of younger people in smoking.” Li Quanle, director of the Aiwei Work Office of the National Health and Health Commission, said that e-cigarettes are becoming more popular among young people, but there is no research yet.
It shows that e-cigarette is good for human health. On the contrary, there is more and more research evidence that e-cigarette is not safe.
According to the results of the 2018 China Adult Tobacco Survey released by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the use of e-cigarettes is mainly young people, and the e-cigarette use rate of the 15- to 24-year-old age group is 1.5%.
The most important way to obtain e-cigarettes is the Internet. It is worth noting that compared with 2015, I have heard of e-cigarettes, used e-cigarettes, and the proportion of use now.
Zeng Xiaoyu, the chairman of the China Tobacco Control Association's Youth Tobacco Control Committee and deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, introduced that in order to promote the Youth Tobacco Control Volunteers Alliance to carry out activities on a larger scale, after the school application or education department recommended, China Control Smoking Association Youth The Tobacco Control Committee reviewed and confirmed 343 schools, including Tsinghua University Affiliated High School, as the National Youth Tobacco Control Volunteer Alliance School.
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