More Than One Tenth Of Young People in The United States Often Use E-cigarettes

Research shows that as household income increases, the use of e-cigarettes decreases. Adults under the age of 44 are more likely to use both e-cigarettes and cigarettes simultaneously. In 2022, the sales of e-cigarettes in the United States have increased to 22.7 million units per month, with more and more brands entering the market, and various flavors driving the popularity of e-cigarettes.

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Research shows that less than 1/20 of adults in the United States claim to be e-cigarette users, with a slightly higher proportion of males than females. Among the 18-24 year old population, 11% said they actively consume e-cigarette products. As age increases, the use of e-cigarettes decreases, while the use of cigarettes increases. 11.4% of respondents aged 45 and above indicate that they are currently smoking. Dr. Joanna Cohen, director of the Global Tobacco Control Institute at Johns Hopkins University, stated that the youthfulness of e-cigarette users is a concern.