According to the report, there are approximately 100 million people using e-cigarettes worldwide, of which at least 86 million live in high-income countries, and approximately 14.7 million adolescents aged 13~15 years. The report added that 7.2% of youth worldwide use e-cigarettes, which is higher than the 5.1% of adolescents who smoke in the same age group (approximately 20.4 million). In the countries surveyed, adolescents were on average 9 times more likely to smoke e-cigarettes than adults. According to the United Nations Health Organization, the industry promotes vapes, e-cigarettes, and similar products as less harmful than cigarettes. But in fact, these products make it easier for you... [Read more]