Vaping... that's gammon - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress

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Vaping is GAMMON!

Vapes haven’t been around for long, so we don’t know all of the long-term health impacts they will cause. But we do know that vaping changes the way our lungs work and can lead to respiratory complications.

Vaping may also increase the risk of heart attack and cause other health conditions.

Vaping is highly addictive and can contain high levels of nicotine in them even if it does say nicotine free.

It’s never too late to quit. Congress is here to support you. Smoke and Vape free IS the way to be.

of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15+ have tried a vape.

of people who vape are 18-24 years old (the highest out of all age groups).

of all First Nations deaths are caused by smoking.

of people in non-remote areas are vaping, in comparison to 2.6% in remote areas.

Speak to the congress doctor or AHP on your next visit for support in quitting.

Want to know more about Vaping and smoking?

Visit Tackling Indigenous Smoking online

Congress Mparntwe Health Hub

(08) 8951 4400

127 Todd St, Alice Springs 0870

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Vaping is GAMMON!