WHO EMRO, The truth about waterpipe tobacco use, Know the truth

Waterpipe tobacco use is damaging to health in similar ways to cigarette tobacco use. Waterpipe tobacco is highly addictive and its use in the Region is increasing rapidly, especially among young people and women. Underlying this increase is the misperception that use of tobacco products such as waterpipe tobacco is less harmful to health than smoking cigarettes. Waterpipe tobacco should be subjected to the same regulation as cigarettes and other tobacco products.

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