Introduction Young adults (aged 18 to 24) had the highest rates of nicotine vape use (15.2%) of any age group in the USA in 2022 (high school students=14.1%, adults 25 years=5.3% and middle school students=3.3%).1 2 Among college students, past-month nicotine vape use was 18.0% in 2023.3 Flavours are a major driver of current use and experimentation, often perceived as more appealing and less harmful than tobacco flavours.4 Over 80% of US young adults first tobacco product was flavoured (including menthol), and 96.9% of young adults who vaped in the past month used flavoured products.5 6 Given the widespread use of flavoured tobacco products, tobacco control experts have identified sales restrictions as a promising policy approach to reducing tobacco use.7 In August 2020, the California legislature passed Senate Bill (SB) 793a statewide law prohibiting the sale of most flavoured tobacco/nicotine products, including menthol cigarettes, flavoured little cigars and cigarillos and flavoured vapes
These data raise concerns about the health risks, such as cancer and neurotoxicity, that could result from long-term use of these products. E-Cigarette Concerns Vaping remains a growing public health concern in the U.S., particularly among teenagers
They also looked at forced vital capacity, or how much air they could blow out after inhaling deeply
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