Cigarette

Proposal to fine for the act of throwing cigarette butts in the wrong place

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Throwing cigarette butts in the wrong place may be fined 150,000 VND.

Potential dangers from cigarette smoke for pregnant mothers

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Pregnant women who are exposed to cigarette smoke regularly will face dangerous complications such as miscarriage, stillbirth or premature labor.

How to reduce discomfort when quitting smoking according to Ayurveda medicine

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Quitting smoking often causes insomnia, restlessness, and irritability. Some Ayurveda methods can help reduce symptoms and restore health.

Not creating new smokers is the most important goal

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The proposal to ban people born in 2010 from buying and using tobacco is receiving much attention and consensus from public opinion.

The proposal to ban people born in 2010 from buying and smoking cigarettes has received much agreement

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The proposal to ban people born in 2010 from buying and using cigarettes is expected to contribute to forming a "smoke-free Vietnamese generation" in the future.

Parents support the proposal to ban generations born after 2010 from buying and using tobacco

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Many parents expressed their agreement with the proposal to ban the generation born after 2010 from using tobacco, saying that this is a necessary solution to protect health.

Vietnam is globally honored by WHO for tobacco harm prevention and control

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has just awarded certificates recognizing Vietnam's contributions and achievements in tobacco harm prevention and control.

More than 100,000 people die each year from tobacco, many people are still indifferent and take it lightly

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Although tobacco causes many serious health effects, many people still maintain the habit of using it regularly.

AI application and digital camera system, eliminate all "smoke blind spots" in hospitals

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According to Deputy Minister of Health Tran Van Thuan, a non-smoke medical facility is not simply a place with no-smoking signs.

Despite the ban, openly trading and using e-cigarettes

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Despite penalty regulations, e-cigarettes are still secretly traded online, publicly used in many places, with increasingly sophisticated methods.

E-cigarettes still creep in after the ban, transactions are increasingly sophisticated

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E-cigarettes, although banned, are still secretly traded on social networks and appear in many public spaces, showing that control still faces many challenges.

The effect of smoking on cholesterol levels

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Smoking not only destroys the lungs but also silently transforms cholesterol in the blood into triggers for stroke and heart attack.

50 years of smoking, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease worsens because of not quitting smoking

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Despite being diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a male patient still maintains the habit of smoking - the leading factor causing lung damage.

Many young people still secretly order e-cigarettes online

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Although banned according to regulations, e-cigarettes still creep into young people when many people try to use them secretly, admitting that they are addicted and can't quit.

Fines for smoking at prohibited locations

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The new Decree stipulates the level of penalties for smoking in prohibited places.