How is state spending $40M in settlement money from Juul suit
Thousands of North Carolina teens and young adults have taken part in programs in the past year that are aimed at helping them to quit vaping or to prevent them…
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Thousands of North Carolina teens and young adults have taken part in programs in the past year that are aimed at helping them to quit vaping or to prevent them…
North Carolina's $40 million Juul settlement funds anti-e-cigarette programs for teens and young adults, but vaping continues to be a problem.
It doesn't take very long for that to alter the way you think and the way you act. >> dr. adam goldstein is the director of the tobacco intervention programs at the university of north carolina in chapel hill. >> we're hearing from school systems saying we have an epidemic of juul in our classroom. what do we do? increasingly we're even seeing kids themselves that say i want to quit and i'm trying and it's not working. >> doctors say e-cigs can impact the developing brain differently, making teens more vulnerable to addiction and behavioral issues. causing lung problems, burns and poisonin poi...