Juuling, Vaping, and E-Cigarettes
What should you know about e-cigarettes?
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department and LNK TV Health team up to tell you more about the history of e-cigarettes, the health risks of youth use of these products, how marketers target youth and adults, who is using e-cigarettes, and how to quit in this five-part series on youth vaping.
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What are the Facts?
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Juul pods always contain nicotine
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Nicotine harms adolescent brain development
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Juul and other electronic cigarettes are not recommended for pregnant women or adolescents
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Juul and other electronic cigarettes are not an FDA approved way to quit tobacco
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Juul and other electronic cigarettes are not just harmless water vapor