Health officials claim easy access, flavored products and peer influence are driving a "teen vaping crisis" in Southern Nevada.
Breakdown
- Nearly one in three high school and one in six middle school students in Clark County have tried e-cigarettes. 7s
- Over 60% of high school and nearly 60% of middle school students obtain vaping products from someone they know. 14s
- A significant number of schools are located within 1,000 feet of a tobacco retailer, increasing access. 27s
- Peer influence is identified as the biggest factor driving youth vaping. 42s
- Vaping can affect adolescent brain development and lead to nicotine addiction. 1m 6s