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Vape and Heated Tobacco Laws in the Philippines: Health Risks and Regulation Challenges

This episode of The Agenda at Club Filipino discusses the ongoing legislative efforts and public health concerns surrounding vaping and heated tobacco products (HTPs) in the Philippines. Despite longstanding discussions since 2017, challenges remain in regulating and enforcing laws related to vapes, e-cigarettes, and heated tobacco devices. Health experts explain the risks associated with these products, including nicotine addiction, harm to children and youth, secondhand aerosol exposure, and emerging medical complications such as pneumonia and tuberculosis. The discussion also highlights how tobacco companies continue to market these products as “harm reduction,” despite evidence that they do not effectively help smokers quit and may contribute to new health problems. Learn about the confusion among lawmakers on the definitions of vape products and heated tobacco, the tobacco industry's strategies to maintain profit through multiple product lines, and the urgent need for comprehensive tobacco and nicotine regulation in the Philippines. This video is important for anyone interested in public health policy, tobacco control, youth protection, and the future of smoking laws in the country. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:20 Proposal to Ban Vapes and Heated Tobacco Products 01:40 Enforcement Challenges and Designated Smoking Areas 02:30 Differences Between Vapes and Heated Tobacco Products 04:00 Health Risks and Harm Reduction Debate 06:00 Regulation Efforts Since 2017 07:30 Latest Independent Research on Heated Tobacco Products 09:30 Youth Use and New Health Harms 11:00 Tobacco Industry Strategies and Profit Motives 12:30 The Need for a Tobacco and Nicotine-Free World 14:00 Closing Remarks #VapeBan, #HeatedTobacco, #PhilippinesLaw, #HealthRisks, #TobaccoControl, #YouthVaping, #NicotineAddiction, #PublicHealth, #VapeRegulation, #SmokeFreePhilippines