Nicotine poisoning, street term “nic sick,” occurs when an individual—especially a teen—ingests or is otherwise exposed to a toxic amount of nicotine. With the rise in vaping popularity among Australian adolescents, instances of nicotine poisoning are increasingly emerging as a concern for schools, parents, and healthcare providers. This blog outlines medical information, evidence-based research, real stories, and actionable prevention tips.
Read MoreWith vaping myths circulating among teens, it’s essential that school wellbeing and PDHPE teams have access to clear, factual information. Our seminars are designed to support health conversations that bridge the gap between myth and reality. Read on for eight common myths about vaping and the truths behind them and discover how you can make a difference in your school community.
Read MoreThe recreational use of “nangs”—a colloquial term in Australia for nitrous oxide cartridges—has been a growing concern among educators, health professionals, and wellbeing teams. Nitrous oxide is widely known as “laughing gas,” but beyond its legitimate culinary and dental uses, its misuse poses serious risks, particularly for adolescents whose brains are still developing.
Read MoreWe are learning so much about Vaping in a very short period of time. Almost every week, if not every day a new research article or paper appears, it’s difficult to keep abreast of it all. We’ve attempted to place in one location easy access to articles on Vaping for you. We’ve tried to place the articles under headings to help narrow your search if your after specific information.
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