Patterns of lifetime e-cigarette, tobacco cigarette and nicotine pouch use among Australian adolescents in the period after the 2024 vaping reforms: A cross-sectional survey.
After Australia's 2024 vaping restrictions, researchers surveyed 1,848 teenagers and found that roughly 1 in 8 had tried e-cigarettes, 1 in 17 had tried regular cigarettes, and 1 in 29 had tried nicotine pouches. Young people who used one nicotine product were very likely to have tried others, and boys were significantly more prone to using cigarettes and nicotine pouches than girls.
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