Youth E-cig use much lower in countries that prohibit e-cigs – Stanton Glantz blog
Richard Barrow on Twitter: "A French tourist in Phuket was arrested by Thai police for holding an e-cigarette. She claims the police officers demanded a B40,000 bribe, which she refused to pay.
Vaping deaths: Are e-cigarettes really safer than smoking tobacco? A complete guide to the facts | The Independent | The Independent
TAT Newsroom on Twitter: "🇹🇭 PRESS RELEASE: Travellers coming to Thailand should be aware that electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes or 'vaping') as well as shisha smoking and electronic shishas, are all illegal in
Thailand's ban on e-cigarettes upheld by tobacco committee
Policy Policy on Electronic Cigarette Control in Thailand – Tobacco Control Research and Knowledge Management Center (TRC)
Top E-cigarette Brands in the World 2019 | Top E-cigarette Companies | Electronic Cigarette Market Report - Technavio
E-Cig Thailand
The World Pushes Back Against E-Cigarettes and Juul - The New York Times
The Silent Dangers of E-Cigarettes – Chulalongkorn University
Vaping in Thailand is Illegal. The Laws and Penalties in 2022.
Can You Vape or Use E-Cigs in Thailand?—A Guide
Thailand e-cigarette ban would remain unchanged – VAPEAST
Thailand e-cigarette ban would remain unchanged • VAPE HK
Global youth vaping and respiratory health: epidemiology, interventions, and policies | npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine
What are the FDA's new e-cigarette regulations? - Marketplace
Vaping network urges Thai authorities to rethink e-cigarette laws | Thaiger
Now not time to end ban on vapes
Association between electronic cigarette use and depression among Thai adolescents: The Thailand National Health Examination Survey 2019–2020
Electronic cigarettes use and 'dual use' among the youth in 75 countries: estimates from Global Youth Tobacco Surveys (2014–2019) | Scientific Reports
Factbox: India becomes latest country to ban sale of e-cigarettes-Business News , Firstpost
New Report: E-Cigarettes in… | Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
Vaping in Thailand in 2019 is illegal, yes, you could spend 10 years in jail – Tasty Thailand
