Wednesday special session
How to reduce the tobacco and e-cigarette epidemic in youth
Clinical
Aims : To provide insights into rapidly increasing prevalence of e-cigarettes, novel nicotine and tobacco products use among adolescents and youth in Italy, Europe and globally. To present the two latest 2023 ERS statements on Tobacco 21 and on Novel nicotine and tobacco products and harm reduction and brainstorm together with the session participants on their implications for both tobacco control and clinical field. To identify, using the example of Italy, existing regulation gaps and discuss how they should be tackled in the tobacco and nicotine endgame strategies to achieve tobacco-free generation goal.
09:00
Tobacco 21 policies: addressing smoking and ENDS use in young people
D. Cox(Dublin, Ireland)
COI
1
5397
09:10
Brainstorming session: how to make 21+ tobacco approach a reality in Europe? Influencing national and EU agenda
J. Grigg(London, United Kingdom)
COI
2
5398
09:40
Tackling the vaping scourge in schools
H. Parks(Lisburn, United Kingdom)
COI
J. McDonald(, United Kingdom)
COI
3
5399
09:45
ERS position on harm reduction and novel products
F. Filippidis(Rickmansworth, United Kingdom)
COI
4
5400
09:55
Trends in the use of electronic cigarettes, heated and smokeless tobacco in Italian youth
S. Gallus(Milano, Italy)
COI
5
5401
10:05
Tobacco-free generation and endgame in Europe
F. Mihaltan(Bucuresti, Romania)
COI
6
5402
10:15
Round table discussion: how to bridge existing regulation gaps in Italy and Europe?
M. Cattaruzza(Roma (RM), Italy)
COI
7
5403
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