Adolescents interest in trying flavoured e-cigarettes
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During a cost-of-living crisis, it comes as no surprise then why switching to vaping has been recently hailed as a possible way for families to make significant savings
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A machine learning approach to identify drivers of e-cigarette dependence Nominated Principal Investigator Michael Chaiton Independent Scientist, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health [email protected] Knowledge User Peter Selby Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Co-investigators Susan J Bondy Adam G Cole Tara E Elton-Marshall Hayley A Hamilton Sean Hill Scott Leatherdale Nikolaos Mitsakakis Robert M Schwartz Wei Wang Project Summary Understanding person-level drivers of current e-cigarette use (vaping) is crucial to guide tobacco policy, but prior studies have not fully identified these drivers due to the reliance on cross-sectional data, small sample sizes in many studies, lack of generalizability, and limitations of traditional data analyses
Smoking While both vaping and smoking are associated with increased cardiovascular risk, evidence suggests that electronic cigarettes might represent a lesser evil compared to traditional tobacco products 7
