Those supporting e-cigarettes are arguing that they are less harmful than smoking tobacco while the government is seeking to ban them contending that they pose health risks similar to those caused by conventional cigarettes
With the technical support of WHO, the Viet Nam Womens Union and other partners in Viet Nam have been actively participating in communication and advocacy for women, children and the community about the harmful effects of tobacco use and passive smoking
NOT ONLY CAN YOU EAT CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH, YOU CAN VAPE IT
Most countries lack comprehensive bans Despite the effectiveness of comprehensive bans, only 6% of the world's population was fully protected from exposure to the tobacco industry advertising, promotion and sponsorship tactics in 2010 (WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic, 2011)
Contrastingly, smokeless tobacco products such as snus and dip emit no smoke, hence their secondhand effects manifest differently