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Smoking - Vapes Now More Popular Among Teenagers than Normal Cigarettes - DAK Calls for Further Policy Intervention

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Disposable e-cigarettes are now the most popular nicotine product among young people in Germany.

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Disposable e-cigarettes are now the most popular nicotine product among young people in Germany.

·Germany
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In September, around 19 percent of the 15- to 17-year-olds surveyed by the DAK took advantage of vapes. Also, some younger students use the cheaper alternative to classic cigarettes. The DAK warns of the effects of a nicotine addiction starting from adolescence and calls for concrete measures.

Fruity aromas and low prices lead more and more students to steam. This results in a new survey. The DAK boss considers the development to be dangerous and calls for state intervention.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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The disposable e-cigarette is currently the most popular nicotine product among pupils in Germany. In the age group of 11 to 17-year-olds, 8.9 percent use the disposable vape at least once a month. It is almost a fifth among young people aged 15 and over. The majority of those who benefit at the same time consume other nicotine products, which potentially increases the risk of dependence. The new survey data come from the prevention radar of DAK…

Berlin – One-way e-cigarettes appear to be by far the most popular nicotine product among young people. For example, almost one in five students aged 15 to 17 years stated in a DAK-health survey that they had smoked at least one-way e-cigarettes in a period of the past 30 days. Specifically, around 19 per cent of the 15

One-way e-cigarettes are by far the most popular nicotine product among young people in Germany, according to a survey.

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