In Australia, since 2013, the lifetime use of e-cigarettes has significantly increased doubling in 14-17-year-olds (4.3% to 9.6%) and almost tripling in those aged 18-24 (7.9% to 26.1%), while rates of cigarette smoking have declined
The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre and the National Drug Research Institute were supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Substance Misuse Prevention and Service Improvement Grants Fund
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A 4-inch MERV 13 has far more media area than a 1-inch, so it captures the same fine particles at a fraction of the airflow resistance, and it lasts longer, which matters when smoke can load a filter in days
The risks posed by smoking cigarettes are far more well-known and better researched
Co-occurrence between mental distress and poly-drug use: a ten year prospective study of patients from substance abuse treatment