There are many ways the media influences teen tobacco use.
One way is modeling. If a celebrity uses tobacco, teens may see it as 'cool' and want to do it. If they see celebrities eschewing tobacco use, they may think smoking is bad and not want to do it.
Another way is exposure. Merely being exposed to images of people smoking may increase a teen's desire to smoke (even if it is not someone they admire).
Any way the media can make smoking seem cool or not cool will affect teen tobacco use.
Tobacco companies have been known to target teens through marketing strategies that appeal to their lifestyle, such as sponsoring events and using bright, eye-catching packaging. They may also offer flavored tobacco products that appeal to younger audiences and use social media influencers to promote their products to a younger demographic.
It is illegal for under-aged teenagers to buy tobacco products.
I guess many of teenagers realize that can have health problems if they continue to smoke tobacco products and they decide to quit.
I guess many of teenagers realize that can have health problems if they continue to smoke tobacco products and they decide to quit.
They are putting warning labels on their products,and they are allowing stay off drug programs.
well, it give you a happy lung cancer and the desire to smock weed, I would know
I guess many of teenagers realize that can have health problems if they continue to smoke tobacco products and they decide to quit.
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