The BBC report, by health reporter Aurelia Foster, contains the reasons (or excuses) cited by youngsters as well as insights from those who consider themselves experts
Recent data show that teens are now also 16 times more likely to use e-cigarettes than 25-34 year-olds
Each card features a black and white, or coloured, cartoon on the front and a description of the cartoon's significance on the reverse with the heading 'Lest we Forget'
Photo credit: AP Australian treasurer Scott Morrison first announced the tobacco tax hike in May during his 2016 budget address, in a move that was billed as a health measure by ministers rather than a financial one
This also makes you more likely to make bad decisions
Regular, long term smoking greatly increases the risk of a number of serious diseases including lung and other cancers, heart diseases, bronchitis, bad circulation and ulcers