Jason Murrey
Prevention Specialist jm urrey1@ doe.in.gov317- 966-5408
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Working Together for Student Success
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Working Together for Student Success
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Tobacco cigarettes contain 7,000 chemicals, many of which are toxic. Although all chemicals are not known, it is known that fewer toxic chemicals exist in E
combustible tobacco. Nicotine is a known toxic substance that causes withdrawal symptoms if cravings are ignored. There is exposure to chemicals where harmful long
effects are not known and likely exist. The majority of vaping products contain more nicotine than traditional E
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Source: Michael Blaha, Director of Clinical Research at John Hopkins Medicine https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness
E-Cigarettes are as Addictive as Traditional Cigarettes Vaping is Bad for Your Health Vaping Exposes Users to Fewer Toxic Chemicals
Studies have found a nine
in nicotine product use by high school students and a four-hundred percent increase in students who have stated they would never have used tobacco products
A three-year study from Boston University shows that teenagers engaged in E-Cigarette use are m
to initiate in sm
bustible cigarettes.
E-cigarettes are Not Not Approved Smoking Cessation Tool in the U.S. A recent study found that most people who intend to use E
continuing to smoke. Although all chemicals are not known, it is known that fewer toxic chemicals exist in E
combustible tobacco. A New Generation is Getting Hooked
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Source: Michael Blaha, Director of Clinical Research at John Hopkins Medicine https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness
fficial - Discuss Policy and Im pact of Tobacco and E- Cigarette Use
ffered the O pportunity to Participate in a Tobacco Education Program
fficial - Discuss Policy and Im pact of Tobacco and E- Cigarette Use
Student is Required to Participate in a Tobacco Education Program
fficial - Discuss Policy and Im pact of Tobacco and E- Cigarette Use
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