Nicotine has a more profound impact on the teen brain


The pleasurable effects of nicotine can be felt quickly, but also dissipate quickly, requiring frequent exposure to maintain that pleasant sensation. — Photos: TNS

The popularity of ecigarettes and other vaping products in recent years has raised questions about their potential dangers, especially for teenagers.

Although these products were initially promoted as a safer substitute for conventional tobacco products, accumulating data indicates that they pose serious risks to young people’s developing brains.

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