Vaping

It looks like a sleek USB pod. It tastes like bubblegum, fruity cereal, marshmallows, slushies, or gummy worms. It’s no wonder so many teens and kids are attracted to the idea of “vaping.” E-cigarettes and vape pens use heated nicotine liquid to produce a vapor for inhalation, or vaping. That liquid, often called “juice,” comes in sweet, fruity flavors that make the products particularly appealing to the 37% of high school seniors who say they’ve vaped. But make no mistake—these products are both addictive and harmful for anyone, especially for kids and teens.


Vaping facts
E-cigarettes A Growing Concern
Quick facts about JUUL
How to quit
E-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products Visual Dictionary
Vaping Reality Check


Webinars

VAPING AND MARIJUANA – DRUG TRENDS FOR TEENS IN 2022

October 19, 2022

With vaping increasingly commonplace and recreational marijuana use normalized and promoted, young people face new and difficult pitfalls related to substance use and addiction. Misinformation and confusion persist around these topics, and debunked myths are taken as truth. Attendees at this webinar will learn to tell fact from fiction about vaping and marijuana, including the impact of the THC and nicotine industries on public perception and the implications of use on health. Attendees will also be presented with actionable tips for prevention, enabling everyone to feel they can do their part to turn the tide in this modern substance use epidemic.

 

NICOTINE, TOBACCO AND VAPING

September 30, 2021

This webinar examines the epidemic of vaping, the negative health effects of the aerosol, nicotine, and the effects on adolescent and young adult development. We will also examine the social pressures, how to treat the addiction, and how to advocate for our youth to stop the unhealthy trend.
Dr. Diaz PowerPoint
Dr. Gaebler PowerPoint
Resources

 

THE VAPING EPIDEMIC IN ADOLESCENTS

June 29, 2020

This session discusses the basics of vaping, how it became popular among youth, the health risks linked to vaping, and the vaping-associated lung injury epidemic.
Presentation PowerPoint