Studies have shown that one-in-four high school students use e-cigarettes, and most pick fruity flavors. As President Trump seeks a ban on flavored e-cigarettes, Dr. Sandra Adams with UT Health is cheering the move, citing recent data showing a growing danger from vapor products.
In some cases, Adams said she’s heard of people requiring a lung transplant. She fully supports a ban on flavored cigarettes, believing far fewer kids would pick up the habit if their only choice is regular tobacco flavor.
Though, she does admit that more studies are needed.
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