New research from the University of Nottingham suggests that progressively raising the tobacco sales age could reduce smoking prevalence among 12-30-year-olds in England to below 5% by the 2040s. This is decades earlier than current projections without the law, potentially delivering massive long-term health gains and reducing inequalities in deprived communities.
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The Ministry of Health has released the 2025 Survey on Drug Use in Secondary Education (ESTUDES 2025), revealing that tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis consumption among Spanish students aged 14 to 18 has reached its lowest level since 1994. Minister Mónica García attributed this shift to the “denormalization” of substance use and the effectiveness of legislative interventions, noting that daily tobacco use plummeted to just 4.3%, a significant 3.2 percentage point drop from 2023.
Read moreThe Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved a new list of dangerous items prohibited on school premises, significantly tightening regulations on tobacco and nicotine products. Previously, bans focused on use; now, the mere possession of these items is forbidden for students, teachers, and visitors alike.
Read moreStatewide bans on flavored e-cigarettes may have an unintended and concerning consequence: pushing young adults back to smoking traditional cigarettes. A new study analyzing data from various sources, including the National Youth Tobacco Survey, found that while these flavor bans did not significantly affect e-cigarette use among teens or young adults, they did lead to an increase in conventional cigarette smoking for users aged 18 to 24.
Read moreYouth tobacco use in New York State has fallen to its lowest level ever recorded, according to a new report from the State Department of Health. The “Tobacco Control Program StatShot,” based on data from the New York Youth Tobacco Survey, shows that overall tobacco use among high school students has dropped to 17%. This significant public health achievement is being highlighted as the Department marks the 25th anniversary of its comprehensive Tobacco Control Program.
Read moreUC San Diego Research Projects National Smoking Prevalence Below 5% by 2035
A new study from the University of California San Diego reveals a significant and accelerating decline in cigarette smoking across the United States, driven primarily by young adults. The research, published in JAMA Network Open on April 25, 2025, offers optimistic projections for the future of smoking prevalence but also highlights persistent challenges among older smokers.
Read moreThe Lithuanian Seimas has passed amendments to the Tobacco Control Law, increasing fines for companies selling tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, to minors or individuals prohibited from purchasing them. The law proportionally raises penalties for all offenders, with fines ranging from 4,000 to 6,000 euros for initial violations and 6,000 to 10,000 euros for repeated offenses. Additionally, retail licenses will be permanently revoked for repeat offenders.
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