Smoking in Ukraine
In Ukraine, the prevalence of smoking among adults is notable. Data from 2022 indicate that 7,897,750 individuals aged 15 years and older were smokers. This indicates that the overall adult smoking prevalence was 22%, with a significant gender disparity: 38.3% of males and 8.5% of females were smokers. In comparison, in 2020, the estimated number of smokers was higher at 8,462,024, with an overall prevalence of 23.3% among adults, 40.4% among males, and 9% among females. For reference, the adult daily smoking prevalence in 2016 was 20.1%, with a prevalence of 35.9% among males and 7% among females. In terms of smoking-related mortalities, in 2021, there were 74,279 deaths attributable to smoking, comprising 12,290 female and 61,989 male deaths. Smoking-related deaths accounted for 9.94% of all deaths in the country, with a gender breakdown of 3.2% among females and 17.05% among males. These figures highlight the significant public health challenge posed by smoking in Ukraine.
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August 15, 2023 by cannadelics.com
From Vaping to Warfare: How Ukraine Uses Disposable Vape Batteries Against Russia
In an unexpected turn of events, disposable vape batteries from Ukraine are being repurposed to aid in the war against Russia. These batteries are being used to power devices in the conflict, showcasing the adaptability and resourcefulness of the Ukrainian forces.
July 11, 2023 by tobaccoreporter.com
Flavored Vaping Ban in Ukraine Begins Tomorrow
A ban on advertising e-cigarettes in Ukraine, including heated-tobacco products, goes into effect on July 11. Flavored electronic nicotine-delivery systems (ENDS) products are also banned.
The advertising rule applies to all types of media, including the Internet, social media, public transportation, and public events.
“The advertising, sales promotion and sponsorship of electronic cigarettes, liquids used in them, and devices for consumption of tobacco products without burning them (including IQOS and glo devices) will be prohibited from 11 July 2023,” according to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
September 30, 2020 by interfax.com.ua
Rada adopts at first reading bill banning sale of e-cigarettes to minors
The Verkhovna Rada adopted at first reading a government bill banning the sale of electronic cigarettes to persons under the age of 18, at the same level as traditional tobacco products.
Relevant bill No.3628 on amendments to certain legislative acts of Ukraine concerning strengthening the liability for offenses in selling electronic cigarettes and liquids used in electronic cigarettes to minor children was supported by 272 MPs at a meeting on Tuesday.
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