Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "vaping"
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1.4KArticleTasmania Leads Fight Against Rising Youth Illicit Drug Use
The declining rates of youth alcohol and tobacco consumption have long been celebrated as a public health triumph. But beneath this success...
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Election Roundup – Less than 10 Days to Go!
Structuring of state schools and enterprises has emerged as an election theme. With some thoughts being bandied about on possible school closures,...
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‘Don’t Let Vaping In’ Campaign Launched
Quit Tasmania has launched a new anti-vaping campaign targetting youth. “Don’t Let Vaping In” is an online hub to raise awareness among...
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Tasmanian Vaping Laws to Remain in Place Despite National Changes
Media release – Dr Mark Veitch, Director of Public Health, 1 October 2024 Tasmanian vaping laws to remain in place despite national changes...
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Dentists Back Strengthened Vaping Legislation in Tasmania
Statement – ADA Tasmania President Dr Katelyn McCracken, 24 September 2024 ADA Tasmania backs strengthened vaping legislation in Tasmania The Australian Dental...
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AMA Hits Back at Tyrrell’s Vaping Delusion
Media release – Australian Medical Association (AMA) Tasmania, 16 September 2024 VAPING’S DANGEROUS MYTH The Australian Medical Association (AMA) Tasmania is very...
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World No Tobacco Day 2024
Media release – Guy Barnett, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, 31 May 2024 World No Tobacco Day 2024 Today, Friday...
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New Govt Anti-Vaping Campaign
Media release – Guy Barnett, Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing; Jo Palmer, Minister for Education, 27 May 2024 New initiative...
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Heart Foundation Urges Strong commitments to Tackle Heart Disease
Media release – Heart Foundation, 7 March 2024 Heart Foundation urges Tasmanian political parties to make strong commitments to tackle heart disease...
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AMA Sets Out Election Priorities for ‘Health System in Crisis’
Transcript of media conference with AMA President Dr John Saul, Vice President Dr Annette Barratt, and AMA Tasmania Board Member Dr Michael Lumsden...
