This infographic is episode 3 of a three-part series of infographics that aim to educate around the health risks and dangers of using vapes. This three-part infographic series has been developed for any tradies who use vapes. Episode 3, and the final infographic in this series, focuses on the positive impacts quitting the use of vapes can have on your physical body, your work life and your financials. This resource also educates on what nicotine addiction could look like for you, and how breaking this addiction cycle can have a significant impact on your physical and emotional wellbeing. This resource highlights the services available through Quitline, who have a range of support options available to anyone looking to quit vaping. There is also free nicotine replacement therapy available for Queensland residents who are under 30 years and use Quitline.
In Episode 1 of this infographic series, information was provided about the hidden dangers of vapes, identifying some of the chemicals found to be inside. Episode 2 aims to provide context relevant to tradies, about the risks if you are adding vaping to the mix of potential exposures and lung hazards. This infographic also identifies some symptoms that is commonly seen for those with lung damage from vape use. All three resources provide information on Quitline services that are available to support you on your journey to quit vapes.
Lung Foundation Australia developed these resources with support from the Queensland Government. These resources were also developed utilising feedback from young tradies as well as experts in the field. In addition to the three-part infographic series, Lung Foundation Australia also developed two animation videos, and two posters. These resources have been developed to complement and provide the same messaging around the health risks of using vapes, what supports there are available and the benefits of quitting using vapes.
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