Young adults see less harm in tobacco products, prefer online health information

“According to this study, young adults are particularly susceptible to E. Cig(s) and, among non-smoking young adults, vulnerable to cigarette smoking,” the study’s author Dr. Janiper Kwak-Chae of Stony Brook School of Medicine in New York, said by email. Kwak-Chae presented the data May 21-22 at the American College of Preventive Medicine’s conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.