Pediatric Collections provides essential, targeted, and up-to-date research on topics affecting children and adolescents. This particular collection focuses on e-cigarettes, the most commonly used tobacco products among young people in the United States. Vaping, also known as JUULing, has become a public health epidemic, impacting communities nationwide and threatening to reverse decades of progress in reducing tobacco use. This collection compiles the latest evidence and research, equipping pediatric healthcare providers with the knowledge to identify, prevent, and treat e-cigarette use and exposure in adolescents. Key Features Focused Research: Provides original and targeted studies on e-cigarette use in youth. Public Health Perspective: Highlights the epidemic nature of vaping and its impact on adolescent health. Clinical Utility: Guides pediatric healthcare providers in recognizing and managing e-cigarette exposure. Up-to-Date Evidence: Compiles the latest findings and reviews on vaping trends and risks. Practical Application: Helps clinicians develop strategies for prevention, intervention, and patient education.
