CDC Reports on DCC Wire: Teen Smoking and Tobacco Use Declines
Friday, 18 October 2024, 06:30
DCC Wire Release from CDC Highlights Declining Trends in Teen Tobacco Use
The CDC reports that teen smoking and other tobacco use have reached their lowest levels in over two decades. Most notably, the youth e-cigarette rate has plummeted to under 6% this year, down from 7.7% the previous year.
Key Findings
- Dramatic decrease in e-cigarette usage among youth.
- Continued efforts in tobacco prevention yielding positive results.
- Importance of public health initiatives in combating tobacco use.
This shift in tobacco product usage emphasizes the need for ongoing prevention strategies aimed at young populations.
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