Smoking/Vaping Cessation Programme
Smoking is the leading cause of preventable diseases with smoking-related mortality on the rise. A vast majority of smokers wish to quit but often find it difficult to do so.
Vaping, has been on the rise in Singapore, even in the Universities. With misconceptions and mistruths floating around, people who vape are not aware of the harm it brings.
If you would like to set realistic goals towards a vape/smoke-free plan and stay tobacco-free, email us at uhc_wellness@nus.edu.sg for a consultation with our doctors.
NUS takes a zero-tolerance stance on vaping.
Students who vape or possess e-vaporisers risk disciplinary action, including termination of candidature and hostel eviction.
For support to quit vaping, book a consultation with us or call the Health Promotion Board's QuitLine at 1800 438 2000.
For more information and resources, please click here.
Important Note: Under Regulation 19 of the MDR, medical practitioners are required to report suspected etomidate e-vaporiser offenders to both the Director of the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) and the Director-General of Health (DGH).
Media
Debunking Law-related Mistruths regarding Vaping
Uncovering the Mistruths about Vaping and Health
Street Interview on Vaping (Video 2)