France Parliament Unanimously Passes Bill to Ban Disposable E-Cigarettes

France's National Assembly has passed a bill banning disposable e-cigarettes, aiming for European Commission approval by summer 2024. The bill, initiated by Francesca Pasquini and Michel Lauzzana, aims to address the growing popularity of e-cigarettes among young people. The bill, which has received support from all political groups, is aimed at reducing dependency on nicotine-containing products, particularly among minors. The French National Academy of Medicine has labeled e-cigarettes as a "trap for children and adolescents."