known as electrical cigarettes or vaping. This new development is assumed to help fight the craving and smoking cessation. It is growing in popularity across the United States and in England, with its advertised benefits of a safer approach to consuming nicotine. These electrical cigarettes are promoted to help prospective quitters a healthier tobacco-free life. Although it is slightly safer because it does not contain as many toxic chemicals as the traditional tobacco cigarettes, some critics believe…
The electronic cigarette is the novel product to become ever more the focus for smoking prevention strategies among adolescents in high school. In one year alone between 2013 and 2014, the percentage and total number of students smoking e-cigarettes tripled from 4.5 to 13.4 percent of students and 660,000 to 2 million teenagers, respectively (Centers for Disease Control, 2015). E-cigarette use for the first time exceeded over the use of every other tobacco product, including conventional cigarettes…
Even though e-cigarettes are better than smoking an actual cigarette, they are considered a new major public health concern in the United States. E-cigarette use among teenagers has tripled since 2013, and the number of teens smoking tobacco products is increasing. E-cigarettes legal age to purchase them should be pushed back to the legal age of buying alcohol. The legal age to use e-cigarettes should be 21 because they act as a gateway to smoking cigarettes, they are damaging the lungs of the users…