Global Child Health Crisis: 15 Million Young People Use Electronic Cigarettes

A huge crisis threatening child health has come to light around the world. Recent research has revealed that more than 15 million children between the ages of 13 and 15 use electronic cigarettes. The basis of this frightening picture lies in the false and dangerous perception that electronic cigarettes are "less harmful" compared to traditional cigarettes.

Experts warn that this misconception exposes young people to serious addiction and long-term health problems. It is predicted that this mass, which has grown under the influence of misinformation and marketing strategies, may cause irreversible damage to lung and brain development. Stricter controls and comprehensive education campaigns are expected to be initiated on a global scale.