E CIGARETTE USE

This study tested a program called CATCH My Breath to see if it could delay or prevent e-cigarette use among middle school students. About 1,400 students from 20 schools took part over three years. The program was compared to standard tobacco prevention education required by the …

This study tested a mobile program called Vaper-to-Vaper (V2V) that uses peer texting and coaching to help high school students quit vaping. 71 teens in grades 9-12 who used e-cigarettes in the past week took part. The goal was to see if the program could help them manage craving…

This pilot study tested whether combining media literacy education, text message support, and financial incentives helps young adults (ages 19-29) quit vaping. Forty participants who wanted to quit were enrolled. The study measured engagement and vaping abstinence using saliva te…

This study looked at how using e-cigarettes affects the lungs of young adults in Egypt. Researchers measured breathing ability in 104 people who had used e-cigarettes for at least six months and had no prior lung disease. The goal was to see if vaping causes any measurable harm t…

This study looked at over 133,000 adults with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes who smoked. Researchers wanted to see if switching from regular cigarettes to e-cigarettes would lower the risk of heart attacks, death, or other diabetes complications. The study reviewed health record…

This study looked at how living in rural areas and drinking alcohol influence people's interest in tobacco products and their willingness to switch to quitting aids. Over 700 adults, including smokers, e-cigarette users, and non-users, completed surveys about hypothetical nicotin…