Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD
Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD
”Blowing Smoke” Everything You Need to Know About Vape
”Blowing Smoke” Everything You Need to Know About Vape
”Blowing Smoke” Everything You Need to Know About Vape
Tuesday 30th November 2021
Join Drs. Petersen, Cook, and Moore on 'The Addiction Files' as they explore vaping's history, risks, regulations, and how to quit.
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Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD
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So nicotine is rapidly absorbed into the central nervous system and does act as an anxiolytic.
Ever wondered what’s really behind the cloud of vape smoke? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Addiction Files', Drs. Darlene Petersen and Paula Cook team up with Dr. Kyle Moore to dissect the vaping phenomenon. From its murky origins to the latest regulations, they leave no stone unturned. Dr. Moore takes listeners on a journey through the history of vaping, revealing how it went from a smoking alternative to a potential health hazard.
The trio doesn't shy away from discussing the alarming rise in vaping among high school students and the dangerous path to nicotine addiction it paves. They also touch on the troubling link between e-cigarette use and marijuana among teens. This episode isn't just about highlighting problems; it's packed with practical advice on harm reduction and treatment options for those looking to quit vaping.
Whether you're a medical professional, a concerned parent, or someone trying to kick the habit, this conversation offers valuable insights and actionable steps. Tune in for a thorough exploration of vaping's impact and what the future might hold for its regulation.