"Unlike smoking, which has been studied extensively for decades, we know little about the health consequences of e-cigarette use and are just starting to understand how the unique microbiome promoted by vaping impacts oral health and disease." Hina Zahid Joined Medical Dialogue in 2017 with a passion to work as a Reporter
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Additional resources On the road to quitting: Guide for young adults (Health Canada) Quit4life: handbook for young smokers trying to quit (Health Canada) Smoking, vaping and tobacco (Government of Canada) iQuitnow (Quebec Council on Tobacco and Health) Smokers helpline: online program, free phone help, self-help books, information for friends and family (Canadian Cancer Society) Smokefree Teen: teen self-help, online tools and information (U.S.) Reviewed by the following CPS committees Adolescent Health Committee Last updated: May 2021
Combined with consistently high tobacco tax levels, these restrictions have probably made important contributions to the reduction in daily smoking prevalence from more than 40 per cent of adults in the 1970s, to 17 per cent in 2011 [8]
