Teen Vaping Declines, E-Cigarette Use Remains High
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National Youth Tobacco SurveyScience News
•Youth tobacco use has gone down, but the work isn’t over
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Fewer U.S. teens and tweens are currently using tobacco products than at any time in the last 25 years .
E-cigarettes continue to be the most popular tobacco product, a position the devices have held since 2014 .
The 2024 survey reported a decrease in vaping among high school students since 2023 .
The overall decrease in tobacco use is “very good,’ says pediatric hospitalist Rachel Boykan .
Zyn is the most popular brand among current teen and tween users.
The number of teens and tweens using nicotine pouches remained steady from 2023 to 2024 .
The latest products showing up online and in vape shops are e-cigarettes that look like gaming devices or smartphones.
The FDA sent warning letters to nine online retailers for selling these devices.
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