Media Details Runtime: 3 minutes, 3 seconds Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety, Social Science Subtopic: Adolescence, Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse, Public Health, Responsible Decision Making, Social Issues, Tobacco Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12 Standards: Release Year: 2015 Producer/Distributor: Eye Witness Kids News, LLC Series: Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco Report a Problem Available Resources Related Media Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Smoking Overview) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (How Can I Get My Boyfriend/Girlfriend to Stop Smoking?) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Tar Wars) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (What Is Nicotine?) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Why E-Cigarettes Get an "F") Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Secondhand Smoke) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Smoking and Asthma) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Should Smoking Be Banned in Public Outdoor Spaces in CT?) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Nicotine Replacement Therapy: Safe for Teens?) Teen Kids News: Special on Tobacco (Health Risks You May Not Know About)
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If you suspect your child is vaping, have a non-judgmental conversation with them, expressing your concerns and discussing the potential health risks and consequences
Since childrens exposure to second-hand smoke is unlikely to occur in, or near, worksites and bars, the positive effect of 100% smoke-free laws on child health suggests that these laws may reduce childrens exposure outside of banned locations
