smoking is bad for your health
Senate Bill (SB) 378 includes requirements for testing for contaminants, informative labeling and marketing which does not target youths, as well as a 25 mg serving size limit
Cigarette smoke contains more than 6,000 chemicals and around 100 of them have been identified as leading causes of smoking related diseases
Consider these key differences: Cigarette nicotine delivery: Sharp spike within 1020 seconds 12 mg absorbed per cigarette Concentrated smoking sessions 5% vape nicotine delivery: Steadier absorption over time Variable absorption per puff Continuous use throughout the day It's hard to give a perfect one-to-one answer because nicotine absorption differs between smoking and vaping, with factors like vaping habits, puff duration, and individual tolerance influencing absorption
Unfortunately, while a few studies have investigated the associations between e-cigarette exposure and asthma in adults and found that the former can exacerbate the latter, the impacts of second-hand exposure on pediatric asthma have hitherto remained unexplored