Jessica Yingst, assistant professor of public health sciences and Penn State Cancer Institute researcher, and colleagues at the Penn State Center for Research on Tobacco and Health study e-cigarettes and whether they can help nicotine users stop smoking or reduce their exposure to harmful toxicants found in cigarettes

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Risk, liability, and ethical considerations Cannabis dependence, even when uncomplicated, is associated with functional impairment, mental health concerns, and life disruption
So when you add nicotine (which is highly addictive) to the efficient learning pathways of young brains, theyre more likely to be addicted compared to adults