E-Cigarettes, also called personal vaporizers, vape pens, e-cigars, e-hookah, vaping devices, mod systems or pod systems, are products that produce an aerosolized mixture containing flavored liquids and nicotine that is inhaled by the user. E-Cigarettes can resemble traditional tobacco products like cigarettes, cigars, pipes or common gadgets like flashlights, flash drives or pens. 

These products have grown rapidly, particularly among youth and young adults. Youth use of e-cigarettes is a significant public health concern. 

Clinical Training Videos for Youth E-Cigarette Use

These brief training videos showcase a clinical interaction between pediatricians and adolescents about 4 key elements of e-cigarette screening and counseling (English and Spanish captions available).

Promoting Confidentiality During an Adolescent Clinical Visit

Counseling About E-cigarettes When a Patient is Ready to Quit

Counseling About E-cigarettes When a Patient is Reluctant to Quit

Screening and Prevention of E-cigarette Use

AAP and FDA Educational Videos

These brief educational videos feature advice from pediatricians about recognizing e-cigarettes, understanding health effects, and intervening with youth who are using these products. 

Pediatricians’ Overview of Vaping

Identify Signs of Youth Vaping and Nicotine Addiction

Address E-cigarette Use in Youth

​​Vaping, JUUL and E-Cigarettes Presentation Toolkit

This toolkit contains a powerpoint presentation and related resources about vaping, JUUL, and e-cigarettes. The resources can be used by AAP members and tobacco control advocates for grand rounds or other educational presentations.

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Last Updated

04/18/2024

Source

American Academy of Pediatrics