In 2003 I served as an expert witness at a Congressional hearing on tobacco harm reduction, and I have spoken at numerous international forums, including one held in London at the British Houses of Parliament. I have authored commentaries in the general press and I wrote the book, For Smokers Only: How Smokeless Tobacco Can Save Your Life. My research has appeared in a broad range of medical and scientific journals. 1.6 MILLION youth used the product frequently (on 20 or more days per month) MAJORITY of the currente-cigarette users reported JUUL as their usual brand Current e-cigarette use has INCREASED. They are the most popular tobacco product used by adolescents. THR advocates acknowledge that there are millions of smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit with conventional cessation methods involving tobacco and nicotine abstinence, and we encourage them to use cigarette substitutes that are far safer. 1 in 4 high school age kids now report using e-cigs (vaping). Nearly nine out of ten current smokers start smoking by age 18, and 98 percent start by age 26.1 Youth tobacco use has negative health consequences including addiction and lifelong chronic disease.2 More than 60,000 Kansans currently under 18 years of age will ultimately die prematurely from smoking.3 Although we have seen a decline in the use o. I am a Professor of Medicine at the University of Louisville, I hold an endowed chair in tobacco harm reduction research, and I am a member of the James Graham Brown Cancer Center at U of L.įor the past 27 years I have been involved in research and policy development regarding tobacco harm reduction (THR). FDA’s So-Called Laser Targeted Advertising is Hypo.What is vaping Vaping is the act of inhaling and exhaling the aerosol, often referred to as vapor, which is produced by an e-cigarette or similar device.
In 2018, e-cigarette use nearly doubled in high school students. Profiting from E-Cigarette Fearmongering The 101 on E-cigarettes Vaping is becoming an increasing epidemic among teens.FDA Infographic on Teen Vaping: Hey Kids!.
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