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Juuling among US youth is about the cool factor, new study suggests

  • Written by Tammy Chang, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, University of Michigan
Juuling among US youth is about the cool factor, new study suggestsMillions of U.S. high school students have used e-cigarettes.Getty Images / Kiszon Pascal

In less than a decade, e-cigarette use among high schoolers in the U.S. has skyrocketed, from almost none in 2011 (1.5%) to more than one-fourth in 2019 (27.5%). Alarm bells have sounded for doctors, parents and schools; lawmakers have created policies to...

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