The developing brain is more vulnerable to nicotine addiction than the adult brain. In fact, nicotine use in adolescence may put youth at risk for addiction to other substances in the future. As an educator, talk to your students about e-cigarettes to help them understand the risks and empower them to develop positive coping skills instead. Watch to learn more about the impact of nicotine addiction on the developing brain and temporary withdrawal symptoms that can lead to a cycle of nicotine addiction.

To learn more about empowering students to live a life free of vaping, visit CDC.gov/vaping.

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