Vaping Awareness
Vaping poses serious risks to youth—including nicotine addiction, toxic exposure, and lasting harm to brain and lung development.
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Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine—an addictive drug that harms brain development in teens, increases the risk of addiction, and may expose users to cancer-causing chemicals, heavy metals, and lung-damaging particles. The CDC warns that vaping can lead to serious health issues, especially for youth, pregnant individuals, and non-smokers.
Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine—an addictive drug that harms brain development in teens, increases the risk of addiction, and may expose users to cancer-causing chemicals, heavy metals, and lung-damaging particles. The CDC warns that vaping can lead to serious health issues, especially for youth, pregnant individuals, and non-smokers.
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