With youth vaping hitting a 10-year low, policymakers should focus on harm-reduction - Reason Foundation

U.S. schools invest millions in surveillance technology to combat teen vaping epidemic. Some schools use federal COVID-19 relief funds to combat e-cigarette use. Efforts aim to detect e-cigs using surveillance technology aimed at detecting e-vigants.

Youth vaping in the United States has hit a 10-year low, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Policymakers should focus on harm-reduction, says Reason Foundation. CDC: Vaping in the U.S. has hit 10 years low.

Youth vaping in the United States has hit a 10-year low, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Policymakers should focus on harm-reduction, says Reason Foundation. CDC: Vaping in the U.S. has hit 10 years low.