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The 2014 National Youth Tobacco Survey found that for the first time, e-cigarette use exceeded cigarette use among students in all three grades surveyed (8th, 10th and 12th), with more than twice as many 8th and 10th graders reporting using e-cigarettes compared to regular cigarettes (Arrazola et al 2015)
The age of respondents was as follows: 2 respondents (1.2%) were aged 1824 years, 16 respondents (9.3%) were 2534 years, 39 respondents (22.7%) were 3544 years, 46 respondents (26.7%) were 4554 years, 47 respondents (27.3%) were 5564 years, and 22 respondents (12.8%) were 65 years
Altrias increase follows R.J
Quitting can help reduce your risk or lessen the severity of these conditions
Its a benign substance, Ling says
