Young people who use e-cigarettes are more likely to become regular smokers than those who don’t – but the numbers involved are very small and unlikely to affect the general trend of declining smoking prevalence among US youth.
That’s the conclusion to be drawn from a new study which shows that while young vapers do tend to try combustible cigarettes more frequently than non-vapers, the total numbers in both cases are low – and very few of those who try do smoking stick with the habit.
This article was written by one of ECigIntelligence’s international correspondents. We currently employ more than 40 reporters around the world to cover individual vaping markets. For a full list, please see our Who We Are page.
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