How many of the teenagers that vape today would have used cigarettes fifteen years ago? If you asked my class whether they know someone who regularly smokes because "they have to" everybody would have raised their hands. I think about a third smoked at least occasionally, at parties and such.
I'm not convinced that vaping is a bigger problem or that it's harder to quit vaping than smoking. How is reducing the frequency of vaping, or choosing liquids with lower nicotine content, not possible with vaping, but reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke per day is?
I'm not convinced that vaping is a bigger problem or that it's harder to quit vaping than smoking. How is reducing the frequency of vaping, or choosing liquids with lower nicotine content, not possible with vaping, but reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke per day is?