One study conducted in Sweden compared two groups of teenagers, one group that had never smoked and one group that used tobacco products regularly
Electronic cigarettes are battery-operated devices that resemble traditional cigarettes
Vaping is still new, and more research is necessary to understand its health effects fully, but research already links vaping to lung damage, an increased risk of cancer, and a weakened immune system
Among those who currently vape, 60% reported using e-cigarettes daily while 40% reported using them some days
With 1 in 20 Americans using a vape, chances are you know someone who is also struggling
The rise of vaping in schools Peer reviewed by Dr Krishna Vakharia, MRCGPAuthored by Amberley DavisOriginally published 19 Sept 2023 DownloadDownload Share Language Discussion Audio Version Add to preferred sources on Google The range of playful vape flavours, colours, and shapes may look a lot less scary to a child than the gory, unnerving photos of diseased organs on cigarette packets - but is vaping really that much safer