Late-starters in vaping reach high usage levels more rapidly
April 03, 2025 by news-medical.net
Late-starters in vaping reach high usage levels more rapidly
A recent study revealed that young Americans who start vaping after high school graduate quickly progress to using e-cigarettes frequently, within about a year. Those who start vaping in high school typically take three years to reach frequent use. Late initiators, beginning around age 20, are at a higher risk of rapid progression and JUUL usage. Over 2,000 Californian students were surveyed from 9th grade (14-15 years old) until young adulthood, identifying four user groups. Researchers suggest targeting early adulthood in vaping harm reduction policies. The study underscores the impact of JUUL and highlights the risks associated with late initiation of vaping.
April 03, 2025 by medicalxpress.com
Older teens who start vaping post-high school risk rapid progress to frequent use, study finds
A study published in Addiction found that young US vapers starting after high school progress quick…