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E-cigarettes linked to depression and sleep issues
A scientific review issued by the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health warns about electronic cigarettes and their negative impact on the health of children and youth. The study revealed that their use is associated with increased risks of respiratory problems such as persistent cough and wheezing, as well as deterioration in mental health, including higher rates of anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances. Evidence also indicates that exposure to nicotine and e-cigarettes during pregnancy may harm fetal development and lead to behavioral disorders and delayed motor maturity in children, along with a higher likelihood of non-smoking youth transitioning to traditional cigarette smoking later on. Experts advise not to underestimate the dangers of e-cigarettes, emphasizing that their use poses a serious threat to individuals' health and development.
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