Health minister Mark Butler says new vaping laws will protect younger Australians, Australia becomes the first nation to impose a ban on engineered stone, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone has broken the women's 400-metre hurdle world record at the US Olympic trials.
Health minister Mark Butler says new vaping laws will protect younger Australians, Australia becomes the first nation to impose a ban on engineered stone, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone has broken the women's 400-metre hurdle world record at the US Olympic trials.Australia becomes the first nation to impose a ban on engineered stone.Health minister Mark Butler has stressed that business owners must follow new laws which have now made selling e-cigarettes outside of a pharmacy illegal.
"From today, vapes are only able to be sold legally in a therapeutic setting. They're only able to be sold in a pharmacy after a conversation about smoking cessation or nicotine addiction with a qualified health professional. Vape stores, tobacconists, convenience stores, that have been selling these things over the past several years, are no longer able legally to do that. All governments expect business to do the right thing and to comply with the law.
However, Dean Morris, a former stonemason who now has silicosis, says it's too late for workers like him. Associate Professor Gemma Sharp, senior clinical psychologist and lead of the study, says the findings demonstrate that men who are concerned about their penis form or size are less likely to seek medical attention for sexually transmitted illnesses.
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