Tobacco and Vaping
Health Effects
Alcohol Facts
Risk and Consequences
Addiction and Brain
100

This highly addictive substance is found in both tobacco products and vapes.

Nicotine.

100

There are three immediate effects of tobacco use on your apperance.

Bad breath, yellowed teeth, reduced sense of taste/smell, and stained fingertips

100

You must be this age to legally purchase or consume alcohol in the United States.

21

100

This short-term effect makes it difficult to fall asleep or stay asleep after drinking alcohol.

Insomnia

100

These are three signs of nicotine addiction.

Cravings, irritability, and difficulty quitting

200

This sticky substance coats the lungs when smoking tobacco.

Tar

200

This poisonous gas in tobacco smoke replaces oxygen in the blood.

Carbon monoxide

200

This is the specific type of alcohol found in drinks like beer, wine, and spirits. 

Ethanol

200

This percentage of college students experience at least one blackout from drinking.

50%

200

Nicotine changes the way this organ works, leading to addiction.

The brain

300

Vaping can cause which lung condition? 

Bronchitis, Popcorn Lung, Cancer

300

These are two long-term diseases that can affect the lungs from tobacco use. 

COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and lung cancer.
300

What are the short-term risks of alcohol consumption?

Insomnia, extreme aggression, increase risk of accidents, impaired judgement, blackouts, and memory loss

300

At this BAC percentage, decision-making abilities begin to decline. 

0.05% BAC

300

This percentage of drowning deaths involves alcohol.

60-70%

400

This is the approximate number of chemicals found in tobacco smoke, many of which are harmful.

Over 7,000 chemicals 

400

Vaping can increase the risk of these two cardiovascular conditions.

Heart disease and high blood pressure
400

What are the long-term risks of consuming alcohol?

Heart, liver, pancreatic disease, depression, and cancer

400

Secondhand smoke harms these people and tobacco use can lead to this social outcome.

Non-smokers and social isolation

400

People are 5-10 times more likely to engage in risky behaviors at what BAC%? 

0.05% BAC

500
In young people, nicotine exposure can harm this organ's development, affecting memory and learning. 
The brain
500

This chemical released by nicotine creates temporary feelings of pleasure or euphoria.

Dopamine

500

Alcohol account for this percentage of chronic pancreatitis cases.

70-80%

500

These are three areas beyond health that are impacted by alcohol or tobacco use.

Relationships, academics/work, and legal/economic consequences 

500

Drinking alcohol before the brain is fully developed can result in these types of irreversible changes. 

Changes the impact decision-making, personality, memory, and learning