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ABSTRACT: Background and aims
There is concern that young people may be attracted to e-liquid flavours, prompting long-term vaping in naive users and potentially subsequent tobacco smoking. We aimed to review the use of e-liquid flavours by young people and describe associations with uptake or cessation of both regular vaping and tobacco smoking, adverse effects and subjective experiences.Design
Systematic review, including interventional, observational and qualitative studies reporting on the use of e-cigarette flavours by young people (aged < 18 years).Setting
Studies published in English language from any country or cultural setting.Participants
Young people and their carers (aged < 18 years).Measurements
A meta-analysis was not possible due to substantial
SUBMITTER: Notley C
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9299186 | biostudies-literature | 2022 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature