A new report from John Hopkins says more people are using e-cigarettes, specifically young adults and students.
Researchers say about 11 million adults used e-cigarettes in 2016, but that jumped to nearly 14 million two years later.
The report also says more people were vaping on a daily basis, suggesting that more users are becoming dependent on e-cigarettes rather than merely experimenting with them. The study is published in Tuesday’s edition of Jama Internal Medicine.
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