Sex-specific motivations, risk perceptions, and E-cigarette experimentation among adolescents and young adults: implications of public health intervention
IntroductionElectronic cigarette (EC) use is growing exponentially among adolescents and young adults, alongside mental health challenges. In Mexico, despite a strict sales ban in effect in 2024, consumption remains a critical issue. This study evaluated EC and other substance use patterns among Mexican students, identifying factors associated with use based on sex.MethodsThis cross-sectional…
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