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Vaping Research Report Structured

This report analyzes the health risks associated with vaping, particularly among youth, highlighting issues such as lung damage, addiction, and cardiovascular problems. It emphasizes the need for stricter regulations and awareness programs to combat the rising trend of vaping. Recommendations include implementing educational programs in schools, encouraging parental discussions about vaping, and enforcing government regulations on vape sales.
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Vaping Research Report Structured

This report analyzes the health risks associated with vaping, particularly among youth, highlighting issues such as lung damage, addiction, and cardiovascular problems. It emphasizes the need for stricter regulations and awareness programs to combat the rising trend of vaping. Recommendations include implementing educational programs in schools, encouraging parental discussions about vaping, and enforcing government regulations on vape sales.
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Presented to:

St. Lorenzo School of Polomolok Inc.

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for English 10

By:

March 2025
Introduction
Vaping has become increasingly popular, particularly among young people, due to its marketing as
a safer alternative to smoking. However, research shows that vaping poses significant health risks,
including lung damage, addiction, and cardiovascular issues. This report aims to analyze vaping's
impact on health, society, and the policies surrounding its use.

Objectives of the Study

This research aims to:


1. Identify the major health effects associated with vaping.
2. Analyze the psychological and social impact of vaping.
3. Examine the role of government regulations in controlling vaping.
4. Provide recommendations for reducing vaping addiction, especially among youth.

Significance of the Study

This study is significant as it informs students, parents, educators, and policymakers about the risks
of vaping.

Students: Will learn about the health consequences of vaping and make informed choices.
Parents: Can understand vaping's impact and guide their children effectively.
Educators: Will be better equipped to address vaping concerns in schools.
Policymakers: Can use the research to support stronger regulations and awareness campaigns.

Literature Review

Recent studies have linked vaping to lung diseases, heart conditions, and mental health problems.
According to a study by the CDC (2022), over 2,800 cases of lung injury have been reported due to
vaping. Another report by the American Heart Association (2021) states that nicotine exposure in
adolescents increases the risk of long-term addiction. These findings highlight the urgent need for
stricter regulations and awareness programs.

Body
Vaping introduces harmful chemicals into the body, leading to several health risks:

- Lung Damage: Chemicals such as formaldehyde and heavy metals cause inflammation and
long-term respiratory issues.
- Heart Problems: Nicotine increases heart rate and blood pressure, leading to a higher risk of heart
disease.
- Addiction: Nicotine dependence makes quitting difficult, especially for young users.

Perspectives from Medical Professionals

Dr. Marianne Nabbout, University of Pennsylvania


Q1: What are the most common health issues caused by vaping?
A: Chronic coughing, shortness of breath, and lung inflammation.

Dr. Graham King, Mayo Clinic Health System


Q1: How does vaping compare to smoking?
A: While vaping avoids combustion, it still exposes users to harmful chemicals and increases the
risk of nicotine addiction.

Accounts from Affected Individuals

Unknown, High School Student:


- Started vaping due to peer pressure and became addicted.
- Developed a chronic cough and dizziness.
- Warns others about its harmful effects.

Unknown, High School Student:


- Experienced difficulty concentrating in school.
- Suffered chest pain and required medical treatment.
- Regrets ever starting and wishes more awareness existed.

Social and Psychological Impact of Vaping

Vaping has social and psychological consequences beyond physical health:

- Anxiety and Depression: Nicotine addiction can worsen mental health conditions.
- Peer Pressure: Many teens start vaping due to social influences.
- Academic Decline: Addiction and health issues lead to lower concentration and grades.

Government Regulations and Prevention Strategies

Many governments have implemented regulations to curb vaping among youth, including:

- Age Restrictions: Raising the legal vaping age to prevent underage use.
- Flavor Bans: Prohibiting flavored e-cigarettes to reduce their appeal.
- Public Awareness Campaigns: Educating the public about the dangers of vaping.
Conclusion

While vaping is marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, its health risks cannot be ignored. This
report highlights the urgent need for awareness, stricter policies, and better support for individuals
trying to quit. Future research should focus on the long-term effects of vaping and effective
prevention strategies.

Recommendations:
1. Schools should implement anti-vaping education programs.
2. Parents should talk openly with children about vaping risks.
3. Governments should continue enforcing strict regulations on vape sales and advertising.

References

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2022). Vaping and Lung Injury. Retrieved from
www.cdc.gov
American Heart Association. (2021). The Impact of Vaping on Heart Health. Retrieved from
www.heart.org

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