In recent days, according to a report from WSaw, as Halloween approaches this year, the Smoke-Free Alliance of Wisconsin's Northwoods hopes to remind parents and young people that flavored e-cigarettes are not just a source of enjoyment. Understanding the dangers these candy-flavored tobacco products pose to children is crucial.
A recent study reveals that flavored e-cigarettes are particularly appealing to young people, making them more likely to experiment with e-cigarettes. According to the "Tobacco is Changing" campaign, four out of five young people who use tobacco initially start with flavored products.
E-cigarettes pose significant and preventable health risks to young people. These risks include an increased risk of addiction and long-term damage to brain development and respiratory health. Additionally, the use of e-cigarettes is associated with other tobacco products, such as smoking, which can cause even greater harm to the body.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to have open and honest conversations with their children about the risks of e-cigarettes, utilizing this Halloween as an opportunity to discuss the hidden dangers behind the enticing flavors of e-cigarette products.
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