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Released Khan report encourages vaping in UK to reach 2030 smoke-free goal

The UK government must take further action to promote vaping products and accelerate the path to prescribed e-cigarettes if it wants to achieve its 2030 smoke-free ambition for England, according to an independent tobacco review published today, 9th June.

The report, led by former Barnardo’s chief executive Javed Khan and commissioned by the UK secretary of state for health and social care, provides some recommendations to the government to achieve a smoke-free society, including offering vaping as a substitute for smoking, providing accurate information to healthcare professionals on its benefits, and allowing suppliers of vapour products to make reduced-risk claims.

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Antonia Di Lorenzo

Assistant news editor/senior reporter
Antonia is a member of the editorial team and holds a masters degree in Law from the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. She moved in 2013 to London, where she completed a postgraduate course at the London School of Journalism. In the UK, she worked as a news reporter for a financial newswire and a magazine before moving to Barcelona in 2019.

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