Nicotine addiction among young people is no longer a future risk, becoming an urgent concern to be acted upon. This open letter brings together a broad coalition of European and international health organisations to call for a stronger, more coherent response at the EU level.
As new nicotine products continue to evolve and reach younger audiences, the letter underlines the need for earlier prevention strategies, sustained protection, and proactive regulation able to keep pace with the reality of today’s market. Addressing nicotine addiction at its source is key to avoiding a new generation locked into long-term dependence.
This joint letter highlights that the necessary step toward achieving a tobacco-free generation is protecting youth from all forms of nicotine use.
The 11th European Conference on Tobacco Control concluded with a shared commitment and a clear message to the international community. Adopted by ENSP and the Turkish Green Crescent, the...
At the 11th European Conference on Tobacco Control in Istanbul, the Director of the Division of Prevention and Health Promotion at WHO Europe, Dr Kremlin Wickramasinghe, delivered a powerful...
First Lady of the Republic of Palau who is kindly joining the conference, President of the European Network for Smoking and Tobacco Prevention, General President of the Turkish Green...
