How vapes work - ANSWERSUse a rechargeable lithium battery and allow flavored liquid (containing
nicotine, glycerol, and propylene glycol) to vaporize through a cartridge
Used e -cigarettes in the past 30 days - ANSWERS1 in 10 middle school kids
1 in 4 high school students
Vaping increasing among high school students - ANSWERS900% from 2011 to 2019
Creation of e-cigarettes - ANSWERS2003 in China
Kyle - ANSWERSSaid no to vaping when confronted ad realized that his true friends won't be the ones
judging him for it. It is important to find supportive friends.
Logan Nelson - ANSWERS- Marketing specialist with truth
- Explains how advertising is a big way for organizations to sell products by trying to be relatable to their
audience
- Companies target young audiences because they know that they will bring continuous business, like Joe
Camel.
- Vaping companies spent over a million dollars to advertise during a 2015 Launch. They grab our
attention through social media platforms and use teens to spread their information to friends
Blake - ANSWERSHasn't been confronted with a vape, but has gone through scenarios in his head on
ways to get out of it. He also tries to steer away from people that vape, or social events that involve it.
Dr. Graham - ANSWERS- CVS Health and Cardiologist
- E-cigarettes are not harmless because they damage lung tissue because of the toxic chemicals
, - E-cigarettes aren't just water because they contain aerosol
- Vaping can lead to smoking because young adults that use e-cigarettes are four times more likely to
move on to cigarettes in the next 18 months
- 99% of e-cigarettes contain nicotine
- Young brains under the age of 25 are at a higher risk of addiction
Ravi - ANSWERSYou can get addicted to e-cigarettes
Lisbet - ANSWERS- Dancer for 9 years
- Feels that vaping would set a bad example to the younger kids in the studio and would cause her to et
her team down. She also feels that it would affect her dancing.
- Passionate about keeping other teens vape free
- Member of SWAT (students working against tobacco)
- We have to teach others about the affects of tobacco
- Big influencers show vapes, promoting them
- When asked to vape, she was offended and said no, while preparing herself with the health affects
Emily - ANSWERSFirst confronted with a vape in 8th grade twice and said no using refusal skills
Patricia Stepaniuk - ANSWERSCatch Global Foundation/ Catch by Breath Program
Nicotine - ANSWERS- Acts as a stimulant
- Enters smokers through lungs; lining of their mouth and nose
- Short term affects include increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, and changes in the brain that
lead to addiction
- Use for the first time can result in rapid pulse, dizziness, clammy skin, and nausea
- Can be as addictive as heroin or cocaine
- Increases dopamine levels
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