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ICYMI, from @CDCTobaccoFree : Youth exposed to e-cigarette use in public places had 37% lower odds of perceiving e-cigarette use as harmful-> Associations between public e-cigarette use and tobacco-related social norms among youth | Tobacco Controlhttps://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/early/2019/05/13/tobaccocontrol-2018-054728 …
Exposure to e-cigarettes in public places was associated with increased curiosity and susceptibility to both cigarettes and e-cigarettes among youth, and also predicted youths’ overestimation of peer use of cigarette and e-cigarettes.
When will we place things back to #parents to educate their children! Teens, and children not understanding the effects of #nicotine is a parental problem not a #Government problem! Reagan once said “Government is not the solution to the problem, government is the problem”
Since when is the Surgen General a lap dog for CFTFK?...well he definitely is not acting in the interest of the public's health. How about citing other study's besides that or NGOs that are pushing their agenda and OPINOINS on the general public. MONEY OVER HEALTH is your mission
Government and non-profits expose children to images of kids using these products.
#WhenWillTHATStop?pic.twitter.com/28ZFFwoY01
It’s the orchestrated panic that is giving youth’s overestimated estimate of peer use. We want youth to think not smoking is what we want.
Case in point, @JeromeAdamsMD @Surgeon_General:
Anti-TOBACCO advertising to children.
Exhibit A:
https://twitter.com/TobaccoFreeKids/status/1131209426931724290 …
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