Predicted behavioral responses were: 28.8% would continue vaping an available flavor, 28.3% would find a way to get their banned flavor(s), 17.1% would stop vaping and smoke instead, 12.9% said that they would stop vaping and not smoke, and 12.9% do not know what they would do
The government's 2022 sin tax on khat, which raises funds for mental health, is a start
Real-time alerts allow staff to intervene before permanent damage occurs
once you're an addict, whether you stop using or not, you're always an addict." Bender said he knows not everyone who smokes will get lung cancer and not everyone who uses chewing tobacco will get mouth cancer, but the risks are too high to make the gamble worth it
It's not an easy thing to do