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Majority of young vapers still use flavored vapes

Majority of young vapers still use flavored vapes

A majority of young people in the Netherlands who vape continue to use prohibited flavored products despite a national ban, according to 2025 data from the Trimbos Institute. Although nearly all surveyed youth are aware that the sale of flavored vapes is illegal, many still manage to obtain them.

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No structural damage to apartment building next to Amsterdam explosion site

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