Collaborates with Mothers Against Vaping for Capacity-Building Workshop at Delhi Police Academy Acknowledging the urgency of curbing the proliferation of gateway nicotine products despite an existing nationwide ban, the Delhi Police has become the first police force in the country to organize a dedicated capacity-building workshop
Representation also sent to the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization Urgent appeal to ban nicotine pouches and gums – the next new-age gateway threat Licensed pharmaceutical companies used as a front to sell nicotine pouches in India MNC Tobacco Companies are allegedly commissioning research
There is no safe level; In children damage caused by vaping does not stop at the lungs - affects the brain, altering attention, memory, learning and emotional regulation.Viksit Bharat requires healthy lungs! – A healthy next generation critical for India’s future Emotional literacy is critical to
Important Lessons for Indian Youth to Resist Narrative of E-Cigarette ManufacturersStudies by UC San Diego, University of Auckland and University of Sydney exposes e-cigarette companies E-cigarette companies’ claims about vaping displacing smoking are false The belief that vaping will help in quitting smoking
Leading medical experts representing public and private sector underscore the need for re-introducing Indian Medical Services akin to Indian Administrative Services Consider it as a critical need to boost the public healthcare sector and address the wide gap between healthcare demand and delivery Submit
Thousands of Made in China E-Cigarettes on route to Delhi seized in Noida Mothers Against Vaping underscores the critical importance of increased seizures and heightened awareness about the harmful effects of these devices among children and the youth Advocates anti-vaping campaigns using influencers to
New-Age gateway devices have not been effective in reducing smoking Vaping is on an unprecedented rise; It has prompted Mothers Against Vaping to demand urgent steps to protect the future generation from falling preyMothers Against Vaping, a united front of proactive and concerned mothers
Experts, including doctors and child psychologists, have commended the Indian government for its recent focus on the rigorous enforcement of the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act even as the United Kingdom government earlier this month announced its intention to restrict the marketing and sale of
14-17 years old acutely unaware of the harmful effects of Vapes which are being used as introductory devices to allure youth into addiction96% children unaware that vaping and similar electronic devices are banned in India 89% children show alarmingly poor awareness of the harmful
Drug abuse a problem waiting to explode among the 10 to 17 years age groups in the next decade in India Marketing hype by e-cigarette and alcohol industries Number 1 factor in mainstreaming intoxication as cool and socially acceptable Rising mental health issues, performance
