Quebec's first cessation vaping program launches for young adults

Quebec's first cessation vaping program launches for young adults

“To help young adults,” says Alexandra Lalonde of the Canadian Cancer Society on Aspire à mieux -- a new online program to help young Quebecers kick away their vaping habits. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

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