Exposure to Advertisements and Susceptibility to Electronic Cigarette Use Among Youth

Dai, Hongying; Hao, Jingbin

doi:10.1016/j.jadohealth.2016.06.013

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“…26 Furthermore, an experimental study showed that flavored e-cigarette advertisements were 6 by guest on May 10, 2018 http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/ Downloaded from more appealing than nonflavored e-cigarette advertisements and elicited greater interest in youth to buy and try e-cigarettes. 27,28 Because flavor is not banned in a wide range of noncigarette tobacco products, flavored e-cigarette users may additionally become dual users of other flavored tobacco products. All these factors could contribute to decreased odds of intention to quit tobacco products among flavored e-cigarette users.…”

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Flavored Electronic Cigarette Use and Smoking Among Youth

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Hao

2016

Pediatrics

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Flavored Electronic Cigarette Use and Smoking Among Youth

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2016

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“…Age is an important factor for using e-cigarettes. Different studies showed that young people aged 15-17 years and those over the age of 18 have a higher prevalence for the use of e-cigarettes compared to those aged between 9-14 years (Bernat et al, 2018;Dai & Hao, 2016;Goniewicz & Zielinska-Danch, 2012).…”

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Electronic Cigarette Use Among Adolescents In The European Area

Pintea¹

2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are devices that allow the release of aerosols by heating a mixture solution which might contain nicotine or other substances at temperatures between 65 and 120°C in order to be inhaled. Over the past few years, e-cigarettes have been promoted by manufacturers as smoking cessation products, but evidence about their safety and efficacy for smoking cessation remains limited, while there are several concerns that they may increase the risk of non-smokers to develop nicotine dependence and of current smokers to maintain their dependence. The aim of this study is to evaluate the status of the research concerning prevalence of e-cigarettes and factors associated with the use of ecigarettes among European adolescents. The information is based on data available in specific literature such as articles published in journals or international reports. Data from different European countries showed that e-cigarettes are popular products among adolescents. For instance, a study performed in 2013 among Romanian high school students showed that almost 30% of them have experimented with ecigarettes at least once during lifetime. There are several variations concerning prevalence and factors that influence the use of e-cigarettes between countries as well as within the same country based on sociodemographics characteristics of the groups involved in the study, the year when the survey was performed, or the methodology and instruments for data collection. The results underline the need for future research in this field, as well as for educational and policy measures to face this new public health challenge.

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“…[25][26][27] Exposure to electronic cigarette advertising increases uptake of product use among adolescents. 28 Exposure of middle and high school students to pro-tobacco advertisements is common, with 43% reporting exposure on the Internet, 76% in retail stores, and 37% in newspapers/magazines (2012 National Youth Tobacco Survey). 29 Social media is a new venue for promoting tobacco to youth.…”

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