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Literature review reveals teens' concerns over health risks of e-cigarettes versus traditional cigarettes, indicating a need for better education.
Though e-cigarettes are marketed substantially differently than traditional cigarettes, many of their potential health risks remain similar. While current social media poses e-cigarettes as a healthy alternative to traditional cigarettes, research shows that e-cigarettes still carry significant health risks similar to traditional cigarettes, though sometimes at reduced levels. Many e-cigarette companies have marketed their products towards adolescents, and there have been rising rates of teens using e-cigarettes. In this literature review, the current knowledge surrounding teen perspectives of e-cigarette use compared to traditional cigarettes is summarized, along with the different factors that contribute to this line of thinking. The findings indicate students seek additional education involving e-cigarettes and their detrimental effects on general well-being and mental health to abrogate these misconceived perceptions.
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