NHS plans vaping crackdown by restricting the number of flavours and adverts that appeal to children

NHS plans vaping crackdown by restricting the number of flavours and adverts that appeal to children The NHS are attempting to clampdown on vaping by restricting flavours and advertisement that appeal to children after the number of youngsters hospitalised by vaping has quadrupled in two years.

Amanda Pritchard, chief executive of NHS England, described the increase in hospital admissions among the young as 'seriously concerning'. The Daily Mail

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• Vaping: Why are people worried about young people vaping? BBC News
• Rise in number of children treated in hospital for vaping ‘worrying’ – NHS chief Evening Standard
• The child vaping crisis: ‘From what my daughter says, 90% of her year do it’ The Guardian
• Forty children admitted to hospital for vaping amid rising ‘epidemic’ The Independent
• Under-tens in hospital 15 times for 'vape-related disorders' over past year ITV News