The report estimates that around 100 million people worldwide use e-cigarettes, including at least 86 million (mostly living in high-income countries) and about 14.7 million adolescents aged 13~15 years. The report further added that the percentage of young people in the world who use e-cigarettes is 7.2%, which is higher than the 5.1% rate of the same group who smoke cigarettes (about 20.4 million people). In the countries surveyed, teens were on average nine times more likely to vape than adults. According to the United Nations Health Organization, the e-cigarette industry advertises that vapes, e-cigarettes, and similar products are less harmful than cigarettes. But in reality, it is thes... [Read more]