Do Australians use the prescription pathway when using nicotine vaping products to quit smoking?

Borland, Ron; Le Grande, Michael; Gartner, Coral; Morphett, Kylie

doi:10.1016/j.drugpo.2024.104460

International Journal of Drug Policy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2024.104460

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Do Australians use the prescription pathway when using nicotine vaping products to quit smoking?

Ron Borland,

Michael Le Grande,

Coral Gartner

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Will Australia's tightened prescription system reduce nicotine vaping among young people?

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Fong

2024

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Preventing uptake of e-cigarettes by youth is a central health policy objective; however, a balanced approach to e-cigarette regulation should also support the accessibility of e-cigarettes for adults seeking to quit smoking using e-cigarettes. Australia's 2011 e-cigarette prescription-only model has not prevented many youth and young adults from vaping, according to Hall's [1] recently published article. As Hall [1] points out, few people have obtained e-cigarettes via the medical prescription route under Australia's current ban on the sale of e-cigarettes on the open consumer market, therefore, many of the two million people who vaped in 2023 used illicit products. This was further corroborated by a

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Do Australians use the prescription pathway when using nicotine vaping products to quit smoking?

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Will Australia's tightened prescription system reduce nicotine vaping among young people?

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