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Is Juul making it easy for kids to vape in school? New study suggests yes

  • Written by Jon-Patrick Allem, Research Scientist, University of Southern California
Young people may be vaping during school, a study of Twitter posts suggests. J.A. Dunbar/shutterstock.com

The Juul vaporizer is the latest advancement in electronic cigarette technology, delivering nicotine to the user from a device about the size and shape of a thumb drive. Juul has taken the electronic cigarette market by storm experiencing a ye...

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