E-cigarettes (also known as vape pens, electronic cigarettes, or electronic nicotine delivery systems [ENDS]) were first widely introduced to the U.S. market in 2007. Since then, the popularity of e-cigarettes has grown dramatically—and continues to expand at an incredible pace. As of 2015, an estimated 2,750,000 people use e-cigarettes in the United States. Furthermore, sales of e-cigarette devices and accessories exceed $2.8 billion dollars.1 However, with such widespread use, the dangers of electronic cigarettes are also hitting the mainstream.
Various medical associations, including the American Medical Association, have expressed concerns about the rapidly growing popularity of e-cigarettes among young high school and ...
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