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Vaping As A Teenager Could Drive Nicotine Seeking Later In Life, Study Finds

Forbes · August 27, 2026 at 2:29 PM

Vaping As A Teenager Could Drive Nicotine Seeking Later In Life, Study Finds

A new study conducted on rats found that exposure to nicotine vapor as a young person could lead to more nicotine-seeking behavior later in life, even after quitting.

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