by Deb | Sep 5, 2025 | Concerns
Vapers cost employers an average of $7,000 more per year in benefit costs, are often less productive, and open the employer to state and local law violations. Many employers now offer specific vaping cessation programs in addition to smoking cessation programs to...
by Deb | Aug 20, 2025 | Concerns
Two new articles examined vaping at Fraternities and found daily vape use increased from 30% to 41% of members over the last five years. A study published in the American Journal of College Health found 41% of the fraternity members sampled currently vaped every day...
by Deb | Aug 13, 2025 | Concerns
The National Poison Data System, America’s Poison Centers reports that toddlers represented 88% of nicotine poisonings over the last 12 months (to 7/31/2025) – and the number of toddler nicotine poisoning cases doubled since 2018. One toddler died. They write,...
by Deb | Aug 12, 2025 | Concerns
2026 Health Insurance Premiums In 2026 health insurance premiums will rise for nicotine vapers. In most states, an insurer can charge as much as 50% more for a person who vapes nicotine For example, if the base premium for somebody your age would otherwise be $200 per...
by Deb | Jul 31, 2025 | Concerns
A long-term intergenerational study found that the likelihood of starting to smoke among people aged 17 in 2018 was about 1.5% if they did not vape compared with 33% if they did according to an article in the Tobacco Control journal *. While 2018 seems like a long...
by Deb | Jul 23, 2025 | Concerns
Juul was the first mass marketed e-cig, founded in 2007 to help smokers quit cigarettes. Through 2019 the company grew very fast and attracted young people to vaping. If you want more details, there’s a great Netflix documentary. Between 2019 and last week, Juul...
