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E-Cigarette and W aterpipe Use Among Adolescents in Ontario

E-Cigarette and W aterpipe Use Among Adolescents in Ontario. Hayley A. Hamilton 1,2 , Roberta Ferrence 2,3 , Angela Boak 1 , Robert Schwartz 1,2.3 , Robert E. Mann 1,2 , Shawn O’Connor 1,2,3 , Edward M. Adlaf 1,2.

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E-Cigarette and W aterpipe Use Among Adolescents in Ontario

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  1. E-Cigarette and Waterpipe Use Among Adolescents in Ontario Hayley A. Hamilton1,2, Roberta Ferrence2,3, Angela Boak1, Robert Schwartz1,2.3, Robert E. Mann1,2, Shawn O’Connor1,2,3, Edward M. Adlaf1,2 1 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health; 2Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto; 3 Ontario Tobacco Research Unit

  2. Background • Alternative devices are gaining in popularity • Marketing often targets youth • Knowledge of these devices and their safety varies

  3. Electronic Cigarette • Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) • Contains unknown quantities of nicotine and other chemicals • Lack of data that differentiates between nicotine and non-nicotine use among adolescents

  4. Waterpipe • Contains nicotine and other toxins that contribute to cancer and other illnesses • Little knowledge of adolescent use

  5. Research Objectives • To describe the prevalence of waterpipe use and nicotine and non-nicotine e-cigarette use among adolescents in Ontario • To describe the association between use of alternative devices and use of tobacco cigarettes and sociodemographicfactors.

  6. Data • 2013 Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey (OSDUHS) • Students in grades 7-12 • E-cigarette & waterpipe use first asked in 2013

  7. Measure • E-cigarette use – lifetime use; half sample of high school students only • Waterpipe use – past year & lifetime; half sample of students;

  8. Lifetime use, Grades 9-12

  9. Lifetime use (cont’d)

  10. Gender & Grade Differences

  11. Type of E-Cigarette Among E-Cigarette Users 1 Among e-cigarette users who have or have not used tobacco cigarettes in past year

  12. Adjusted Odds Ratios 1 E-cigarette (n=2814); Waterpipe (n=2801) 1 E-cigarette & waterpipe regressed on all characteristics listed 2 Alcohol use – excludes those who drink at special events only

  13. Conclusion • Largely used by those who have smoked tobacco cigarettes and drank alcohol in the past year • Need to establish safety given relatively high use • Greater public health education

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