Vaping, also known as “Juuling” when using the popular JUUL brand of e-cigarettes, has quickly become a popular activity among middle school and high school students.
Appealing e-cigarette flavors including chocolate, sweet desserts and fruit combined with multimedia advertising has generated interest among teens across the country. In fact, over 4.9 million middle and high school age kids used e-cigarettes in 2018.[1]
Although initially e-cigarettes were purportedly less harmful than smoking regular cigarettes, physicians and scientists are...
