What is Vaping?
Statistics
Myth vs. Reality
Whats Really Inside
Health Risk
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What does vaping involve?
 



Vaping involves using electronic devices that heat liquid into vapor.

100

What percentage of high school students used e-cigarettes in 2021?

Nearly 1 in 5 high school students.

100

What is a common myth about vaping?

"It's just flavored water vapor."

100

What is nicotine, and why is it harmful?

Nicotine is an addictive substance that can harm brain development

100

What are some short-term effects of vaping?
 

Coughing and wheezing, headaches, and shortness of breath

200

How is vaping different from traditional smoking?

Vaping uses electronic devices and does not involve burning tobacco, but it still contains harmful substances.

200

 How many middle and high school students vaped in 2020?

3 million students

200

Why is it false to say that vaping isn’t addictive?

Because vaping contains nicotine, which is highly addictive.

200

What is propylene glycol, and what risk does it pose?
 

It is a chemical that can harm the lungs.

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Name one long-term health risk associated with vaping.

Lung damage.

300

What are some common misconceptions about vaping?

Some misconceptions include that it is just flavored water vapor, it isn't addictive, or that it is safer than smoking.

300

Why do health officials consider teen vaping an epidemic?
 

The high rate of usage among teens and the potential health risks

300

What are some harmful chemicals found in e-cigarettes?

Hint: 3 answers
 

Nicotine, propylene glycol, and chemical flavorings.

300

Name a metal found in vaping products and its potential harm.

Lead; it can cause serious health issues.

300

How does vaping affect lung health?

It can lead to damage and respiratory issues.

400

Why do companies market vaping as a "safer alternative"?

Companies market it that way to attract young users, despite it being harmful.

400

What factors contribute to teens starting to vape?

Peer pressure and curiosity.

400

What health problems can result from vaping?

Serious health problems including lung damage and nicotine addiction

400

How can chemical flavorings impact health?

They can damage breathing and cause other health problems.

400

What is the impact of nicotine on brain development?


It can interfere with normal brain development in teens.

500

Name one harmful chemical found in vaping products.
 

Nicotine

500

What role does peer pressure play in teen vaping?

It often influences teens to try vaping to fit in or be accepted.

500

Explain how vaping is marketed misleadingly.
 

It is often presented as a safe alternative to smoking, which is not true.

500

Why is it important to know the ingredients in vaping products?

To understand the health risks associated with their use and to make informed decisions.

500

Explain how vaping can lead to nicotine addiction.
 

Regular use of nicotine leads to dependence and withdrawal symptoms.

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