Claire Wakefield: An increasing number of young vapers want to quit
shared on LinkedIn:
“Today marks 2 months since our incredible team at Minderoo Foundation launched the UNCLOUD campaign to empower children and young people to say no to vaping.
I am hugely proud of this youth-led campaign featuring 11 young Australians who shared their stories about the impact of vaping on their lives in the hope of inspiring others. This 4 min film tells their stories. (See here).
Encouragingly, our data show an increasing number of young vapers want to quit (it’s now 6 in 10!). My great hope is that UNCLOUD will encourage even more to quit, while also empowering non-vapers to keep saying no.
Hope you enjoy these behind the scenes pics of the campaign coming to life!”
For more details click here.
Source: /LinkedIn
Claire Wakefield is the continental president of SIOP (International Society of Pediatric Oncology) – Oceania. She is a medical psychologist who leads research to improve quality of life for families affected by cancer. She is a Professor at the School of Clinical Medicine at UNSW and Director of the Behavioural Sciences Unit at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Australia.
She is the Chair of the International Psycho-Oncology Society Paediatrics Committee, supporting psychologists who work with children with cancer globally as well as serving as Co-Director of Child Unlimited, which is a network of >200 child health experts across Australia.
