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Damages the inner lining of blood vessels Makes arteries stiffer and less flexible Increases blood pressure and heart rate Makes plaque buildup more likely Raises the risk of blood clots Reduces oxygen delivery throughout the body Increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and peripheral artery disease Research supported by the National Institutes of Health also found that cigarette smoke can impair blood vessel function and increase markers linked to cardiovascular risk
South Korea applies four types of taxes on e-cigarette products, including a tax directed to support health promotion activities and to address the costs of disposing the waste from the products
We need a national strategy to motivate more people with mental health conditions to make a quit attempt, increase awareness of the benefits of quitting for mental health and offer targeted stop smoking support to people with common mental health conditions like depression and anxiety. Full list of signatories: Professor Ann McNeill, Professor of Tobacco Addiction, Kings College London, Co-Chair, Mental Health and Smoking Partnership Mark Rowland, Chief Executive, Mental Health Foundation, Co-Chair, Mental Health and Smoking Partnership Sarah Hughes, Chief Executive, Centre for Mental Health Tom Madders, Co-CEO, YoungMinds Simon Blake OBE, Chief Executive, Mental Health First Aid England Kathy Roberts, Chief Executive, Association of Mental Health Providers Sophie Corlett, Interim Chief Executive, Mind Paula Ojok, Chief Executive, Helplines Partnership Dr Adrian James, President, Royal College of Psychiatrists Mark Winstanley, Chief Executive, Rethink Mental Illness Notes to the Editor The Mental Health and Smoking Partnership is a coalition of organisations who aim to reduce the disparities in smoking rates between people with and without a mental health condition
