Between the lines The NicoPuff phenomenon reveals a familiar pattern in youth consumer culture
Randall, R
Research shows an association between menthol tobacco use and mental health symptoms: Tobacco users who currently used menthol-flavored tobacco products reported anxiety and depression at higher prevalence than non-menthol tobacco users
That statistic applies broadly to combustible tobacco products, not just cigarettes
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In the secondary data analysis, separate multivariable linear mixed models were performed to examine the associations of e-cigarette use at age of 1213 years and NIH Toolbox Cognition Battery measured 1 year later, adjusted by a number of covariates, including age, sex at birth, race/ethnicity, youth pubertal stage, ever use of tobacco, past 6-month marijuana use, parental education level, parental income, and parent monitoring