In Australia, nicotine va** products are regulated as prescription‐only medicines which
can only be sold from a pharmacy, with the aim of preventing youth access and allowing use …

Abstract Background England, Australia and the United States have approached the
regulation of e‐cigarettes in very different ways, yet all three countries have appealed to the …

Aims To compare the policy positions of health and medical organisations across Australia,
New Zealand, and the UK as they relate to sale and supply of nicotine va** products …

The growing use of e-cigarettes has been condemned as a significant health crisis by some
and welcomed as an unprecedented opportunity to eliminate combustible tobacco by others …

Objectives Examine the patterns of cigarette smoking and e-cigarette use (va**), the
perceived harm of e-cigarettes compared with tobacco cigarettes, and associations between …

The tobacco industry has a long history of exploiting Indigenous peoples and their culture.
During the 1980s, tobacco company WD & HO Wills ran racist advertising in Australia …

Australia has banned the sale of nicotine-containing e-cigarettes as consumer goods.
Australian policy allows their use on prescription, but it has been very difficult for Australian …

Abstract Aims The United Kingdom and Australia have developed highly divergent policy
responses to electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS). To understand the historical …

Abstract Introduction and Aims Despite regulatory barriers for accessing nicotine liquid, use
of nicotine va** products (NVPs) has increased rapidly in Australia. Legal use of NVPs to …

E-cigarette use among youth in Canada has risen to epidemic proportions. E-cigarettes are
also moderately useful smoking cessations aids. Restricting e-cigarettes to prescription only …