The U.S. department of Health and Human Services states tobacco accounts for 1 in 5 deaths in the United States. The current study looks at quantitative and qualitative methodology to …
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In 2016 the Surgeon General declared e-cigarette use among United States young a major public health concern. The National Youth Tobacco Survey indicated 17.7-40% of college students have tried or …
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Sexual minority (SM) students have been previously shown to use tobacco 1.5-2.5 times more than heterosexuals. Research has also shown individuals use tobacco as a way to cope with stress …
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Vaping across the United States has caused 68 deaths and 2,087 lung injuries since February 2020. With tobacco use typically starting by age 26, colleges and universities provide a venue …
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Research has shown alcohol and marijuana use in young adults is associated with tobacco use. Research has also shown tobacco use is more common in those with risk factors such …
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E-Cigarette use has increased throughout the United States, especially among young adults. The current study aims to fill gaps in e-cigarette use among Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders (NHPIs). To …
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Research has shown that young adults are the most likely to experiment with different substances. Cannabis use can lead to many negative consequences and e-cigarette use has increasingly grown as …
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While smoking prevalence has declined across the nation, it is still a major public health concern among adolescents and young adults. Alternative tobacco products such as smokeless tobacco and electronic …
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During the last decade there has been several new tobacco products emerging including combustible and non-combustible products. This shift in tobacco products and use is seen significantly among young adults. …
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Substance use among college students remains a public health concern in the United States. Previous studies have shown that there may be individual risk factors for substance use including gender. …
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