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A collection of vocabulary flashcards focusing on smoking and vaping trends among youth.
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Vaping
The act of inhaling vapor produced by an electronic cigarette or similar device.
Nicotine
A highly addictive chemical found in tobacco and many e-cigarette liquids.
Disposable E-Cigarettes
Single-use vaping devices that are not refillable, commonly used among youth.
Vaping Myths
Common misconceptions about vaping, such as its safety compared to smoking.
Renormalization
The process where smoking becomes more accepted and common again in society.
Tobacco Control Policies
Laws and regulations aimed at reducing tobacco use and its effects on public health.
Public Health Campaigns
Initiatives designed to educate the public and reduce smoking and vaping rates.
Youth Vaping Statistics
Data reflecting the prevalence of vaping among adolescents, often showing increasing rates.
Health Risks of Vaping
Potential adverse health effects from vaping including addiction, respiratory issues, and mental health impact.
E-Cigarette Flavors
Varieties of e-liquids that appeal to youth, often sweet or fruity, raising concerns about youth uptake.
Past 30-Day Use
Refers to whether individuals have used e-cigarettes or vaping products within the last month.
Youth Engagement in Vaping Research
Involving young people in research studies focused on understanding vaping behaviors and trends.
Cigarette Smoking Decline Reasons
Factors such as high taxes, bans on tobacco advertising, and health campaigns that contributed to reduced smoking rates among teens.
Socioeconomic Factors
Social and economic conditions that influence the prevalence of smoking and vaping among different demographics.
Vaping Regulations
Laws that govern the sale, distribution, and use of vaping products to protect youth.
Harm Reduction
Approaches that seek to minimize negative health impacts associated with nicotine use, including vaping.