But over time, it can start to affect: Mental health Relationships Work or school performance Energy and motivation The shift is gradual, which is why it is easy to overlook
Feeling a bit queasy after vaping is actually surprisingly common, but how does it happen or perhaps more importantly why does it happen and how can we put a stop to it
"It's hard to see how it could get any worse," Rohan Pike, a former Australian Federal Police detective and Border Force member, tells Reason
It is almost like a different disease, says Joan Schiller, a lung-cancer specialist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas
The authors aim to raise awareness among young people, parents, teachers, and public authorities about a nicotine product that remains highly accessible and is heavily promoted by the industry, and they call for the adoption and implementation of strong measures to counter this aggressive and toxic marketing