Teen use of e-cigarettes, including Juul and other vaping products, is an epidemic, the FDA says. The agency may ban flavored e-cig products. The FDA is considering a ban on all flavored e-cigarettes.

The opioid epidemic has also reached teens. Addictions and overdoses have increased. You can learn more and get treatment for your teen with Hillcrest.

Many teens mistakenly believe that vaping is harmless. Ads claim that e-cigarettes only give off water vapor. But the truth is, there are many harmful and addictive ingredients in e-cigarettes.

The FDA says teen vaping is an epidemic. Educators and pediatricians say e-cigarettes are already addicting a new generation to nicotine.

Teen vaping: An epidemic with unknown consequences ren’s Hospital of Wisconsin Blog Posted on July 2, 2018 by Barbara Calkins, MD July 6, 2018 Teens are using e-cigarettes (vaping) in record numbers: from 2011 to 2015, there was a 900 percent increase in …

Addicted teens are failing college, marriages are falling apart, and men and women are driven to the streets. Drug-related unrest creates at-risk communities and costs a nation hundreds of billions of dollars in healthcare, crime, and unemployment.

Sep 13, 2018 · Watch video · FDA chief Scott Gottlieb blames vaping giant Juul for ‘epidemic’ of teens using e-cigarettes FDA’s Scott Gottlieb says much of the teenage use of e-cigs is being driven by one manufacturer — Juul.

But Gottlieb acknowledged Wednesday that the agency failed to predict an "epidemic of addiction" among youth, mainly driven by flavored products.

Addicted teens are failing college, marriages are falling apart, and men and women are driven to the streets. Drug-related unrest creates at-risk communities and costs a nation hundreds of billions of dollars in healthcare, crime, and unemployment.

The ‘teen vaping epidemic’ is a myth. By Abby W March a trickle of reports about the danger to teens from vaping turned into a tsunami of press about the supposed “epidemic” of youth