Youth and e-cigs


THE use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigs) among varsity students is worrying.

A recent e-cig prevalence report funded by the Higher Education Ministry shows that it can lead to higher health, and psychological risks, especially among e-cig users who smoke.

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