Social media is helping spur the e-cigarette epidemic among America’s teens, a new study suggests.
Nearly 15,000 Instagram posts related to Juul, the most popular e-cigarette brand, were released between March and May 2018, researchers found.
More than half the posts focused on youth culture or lifestyle-related content that would appeal to teens, according to results published July 2 in the journal Tobacco Control.
One-third of the posts contained overt promotional content that highlighted ways to
