Vaping program launched as crisis grips Victorian youth

It's been revealed children as young as ten are reaching out to Victoria's Quitline to manage vaping addictions. It has prompted the launch of a new educational program alerting children about the dangers of vaping. The program released on Thursday will target Victorian schoolkids from years seven to ten. VicHealth says around 30 per cent of teenagers have used e-cigarettes but only half knew the product would be addictive and harmful. The Cancer Council says the long-term health consequences of vaping are still unknown.