Vaping in Germany: A Rising Concern Among Youth

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Vaping among German youth is on the rise, with nearly 7% of 12-17-year-olds regularly using e-cigarettes, sparking concerns among health experts who link vaping to increased nicotine dependence and potential harm.

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