New York State Survey Reveals Alarming Youth Vaping Rates and Health Concerns

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F.D.A. Proposes Nicotine Reduction to Combat Smoking

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The F.D.A. is requesting the White House to lower nicotine levels in cigarettes.
This initiative aims to combat the health crisis caused by smoking.
Health experts support the F.D.A.'s plan, predicting a decrease in smoking rates.
Dr. Brian King stated, This is a critical step in our ongoing efforts to protect public health.
Critics warn that reducing nicotine could increase illicit cigarette sales.

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Survey by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center indicates a youth vaping epidemic.
2,562 healthcare professionals participated in the survey.
Tony Astran states youth's rebellious nature contributes to vaping.
Visual representation of vaping crisis displayed at Roswell Park.
Dr. Maciej L. Goniewicz leads research on vaping's impact.
Over 2,000 vapes collected from local schools in two years.
High school vaping rates peaked at 27.4% in 2018, now 18.7%.
Vaping frequency among high schoolers increased from 1.9% to 7.9%.
Over 21.1% of high school students reported vaping cannabis.

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