New hazard: electronic cigarette - Internet News

a research conducted in the U.S., the use of electronic cigarettes increased rapidly among young people aged children and adolescents revealed.
of middle school and high school students on a national scale the level of the study, 2 percent of students notes that e-cigarette use in the last month. This figure shows an increase of 1 percent compared to 2011 figures. Does not specify how often the students’ use of e-cigarettes, but health officials are worried about the increase. New research suggests that many children, the first meet with all e-cigarettes reveals that nicotine taste. Officials for the child enjoy nicotine, then tried to normal cigarettes says.
Battery-powered e-cigarettes are nicotine spray tube. Some models of fruit, menthol and chocolate that tastes tubes used.
E-cigarettes in the United States on the federal government has a regulation. However, more than 20 states prohibited the sale of e-cigarettes are those under a certain age. Authorities, e-cigarettes into

the U.S. market in 2006, but draws attention to the explosion of sales in the last few years.

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tried at least once throughout the country by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention about a recent study 19 thousand students participated. Survey conducted in 2011, 3 percent of students tried specifying the e-cigarette at least once in their lives, rose 7 percent in a recent survey. It at least once to some 1.8 million school-smoked shows. Another study carried out in 2011, however, 6 percent of adults have tried an e-cigarette noted.
Meanwhile, authorities the rate of smoking among young people has fallen in the last 10 years, however, a lot of young people smoking marijuana now is that they use. Health officials, along with e-cigarettes a normal cigarette use among adolescents is concerned that the increase again. Officials survey, 20 percent of middle school students to use e-cigarettes did not smoke regular cigarettes, but only 7 per cent of this figure points out that high school students. Officials advancing age of the stude nts using the normal rates started to smoke e-cigarettes show notes.
(UAV)