Vapes ‘best way to quit smoking’ but linked to stress in young people – research

A study found that young people who vape are twice as likely to report chronic stress compared with their peers who do not vape
Researchers from Canada undertook a detailed analysis of 905 people aged between 15 and 30, of which 115 (12.7%) said they had used e-cigarettes. Picture: PA

Researchers from Canada undertook a detailed analysis of 905 people aged between 15 and 30, of which 115 (12.7%) said they had used e-cigarettes. Picture: PA

Vaping has been linked to stress in teenagers and young adults, according to a study, but separate research has shown vapes may be the best tool to help smokers kick the habit.

A study found that young people who vape are twice as likely to report chronic stress compared with their peers who do not vape.

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