Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 22
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
Using
social
norms
as
a
theoretical
perspective,
this
exploratory
study
examines
Chinese
young
adult
vapers'
perceptions,
experiences,
and
the
construction
of
surrounding
health
implications
e-cigarette
use.
Based
on
semi-structured
interviews
with
21
participants,
findings
reveal
that
adults,
influenced
by
advertisements
personal
have
constructed
new
norm
portraying
e-cigarettes
both
"healthier"
increasingly
"prevalent."
In
China's
less
restricted
vaping
environment,
vapers
often
consume
more
nicotine
than
expected,
many
found
ineffective
for
smoking
cessation.
Participants
ultimately
viewed
deceptively
marketed
healthier
alternatives.
The
highlights
need
policy
changes
intervention
programs
to
address
public
risks
associated
e-cigarettes.
IEEE Access,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
8, С. 67698 - 67717
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2020
Researchers
have
collected
Twitter
data
to
study
a
wide
range
of
topics.
This
growing
body
literature,
however,
has
not
yet
been
reviewed
systematically
synthesize
Twitter-related
papers.
The
existing
literature
review
papers
limited
by
constraints
traditional
methods
manually
select
and
analyze
samples
topically
related
goals
this
retrospective
are
identify
dominant
topics
Twitter-based
research,
summarize
the
temporal
trend
topics,
interpret
evolution
withing
last
ten
years.
mines
large
number
studies
characterize
relevant
an
efficient
effective
approach.
from
three
databases
applied
text
mining
analysis
detect
semantic
patterns
explore
yearly
development
research
themes
across
decade.
We
found
38
in
more
than
18,000
manuscripts
published
between
2006
2019.
By
quantifying
trends,
that
while
23.7%
did
show
significant
(P
=
0.05),
21%
had
increasing
trends
55.3%
decreasing
these
hot
cold
represent
categories:
application,
methodology,
technology.
contributions
paper
can
be
utilized
field
beneficial
researchers,
educators,
publishers.
Nicotine & Tobacco Research,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
23(4), С. 694 - 701
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2020
This
study
examined
the
effects
of
experimentally
manipulated
social
media
exposure
on
adolescents'
willingness
and
intention
to
use
e-cigarettes.Participants
were
135
adolescents
age
13-18
(52.6%
female,
mean
=
15.3)
in
California.
Participants
viewed
six
posts
online
a
2
(post
source:
peer
or
advertisement)
×
(e-cigarette
content
exposure:
heavy
light)
between-subjects
design.
Analyses
weighted
population
benchmarks.
We
beliefs,
willingness,
e-cigarettes
association
with
intensity
daily
life
that
varied
by
source
(peer
light).Greater
was
associated
greater
more
positive
attitudes,
perceived
norms,
lower
danger
e-cigarette
(all
p-values
<.01).
In
tests
experimental
exposures,
(vs.
resulted
(p
.049)
attitudes
.019).
Viewing
advertisements
peer-generated
posts)
(p-values
<.01)
e-cigarettes,
.003),
norm
perceptions
.009).
The
interaction
effect
post
not
significant
for
any
outcomes
>.529).Greater
heavier
are
risk
among
adolescents.
Regulatory
action
is
needed
prohibit
sponsored
platforms
used
youth.Adolescents
who
intensely
may
be
at
higher
use.
Even
brief
toward
e-cigarettes.
should
taken
young
people,
including
influencers
appeal
people.
JAMA Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
176(9), С. 878 - 878
Опубликована: Июль 11, 2022
Importance
Exposure
to
tobacco-related
content
on
social
media
may
foster
positive
attitudes
toward
tobacco
products
and
brands,
influence
the
likelihood
of
initiating
or
continuing
use
tobacco,
especially
among
adolescents
young
adults.
Objective
To
perform
first
systematic
review
meta-analysis,
our
knowledge,
studies
that
examined
association
between
exposure
lifetime
use,
past
30-day
susceptibility
never
users.
Data
Sources
Tobacco,
media,
marketing
search
terms
were
entered
into
online
databases,
including
MEDLINE,
ISI
Web
Science,
Scopus,
PsychINFO.
Study
characteristics,
research
design
methods,
sampling
strategy,
demographics,
assessed
for
each
study.
Study
Selection
Studies
reporting
odds
ratios
(ORs)
self-reported
to,
experimentally
manipulated,
The
produced
897
independent
articles,
which
29
met
inclusion
criteria.
Extraction
Synthesis
A
3-level
random-effects
meta-analysis
was
used
estimate
ORs,
95%
CIs,
heterogeneity
(I2)
outcome.
quality
publication
bias
assessed.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
Lifetime
Tobacco
included
e-cigarettes,
cigarettes,
other
(cigar,
hookah,
smokeless
tobacco).
Results
total
sample
size
across
24
datasets
139
624,
100
666
(72%),
20
710
adults
(15%),
18
248
(13%).
Participants
who
exposed
compared
with
those
not
exposed,
had
greater
(OR,
2.18;
CI,
1.54-3.08;I2
=
94%),
2.19;
1.79-2.67;I2
84%),
users
2.08;
1.65-2.63;I2
73%).
Subgroup
analyses
showed
similar
associations
promotions,
active
engagement,
passive
content,
more
than
2
platforms,
Conclusions
Relevance
Findings
suggest
a
comprehensive
strategy
reduce
amount
should
be
developed
by
federal
regulators.
Such
actions
have
downstream
effects
adolescent
adult
protobacco
ultimately
behaviors.
Electronic
cigarette
(e-cigarette)
use
has
become
increasingly
prevalent
among
US
youth
and
young
adults
in
recent
years.
Exposure
to
e-cigarette
marketing
may
stimulate
use.
In
this
study,
we
estimated
the
longitudinal
association
between
exposure
experimentation
adult
never
tobacco
users.The
analysis
included
nationally
representative
samples
of
(ages
12-17;
n
=
8121)
18-24;
1683)
users
from
wave
2
(2014-2015)
3
(2015-2016)
Population
Assessment
Tobacco
Health
Study.
researchers
measured
past-month
through
various
places
(eg,
Web
sites
events)
at
3.
Statistical
multivariable
regressions
examine
associations
experimentation.At
2,
70.7%
73.9%
reported
marketing;
3,
4.9%
4.5%
experimented
with
e-cigarettes,
respectively.
Youth
exposed
were
more
likely
(adjusted
odds
ratio
1.53,
95%
confidence
interval
1.07-2.17;
adjusted
2.73,
1.16-6.42,
respectively)
have
e-cigarettes
than
those
not
exposed.
Marketing
each
place
was
associated
3.E-cigarette
predicted
subsequent
users.
Increased
restrictions
on
channels
help
minimize
their
messages.
Tobacco Control,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
32(2), С. 251 - 254
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2021
The
rising
popularity
of
TikTok
among
adolescents
may
influence
their
awareness
and
perceptions
e-cigarette
use
via
user-generated
content.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
how
e-cigarette/vaping-related
videos
are
portrayed
on
TikTok.The
nine
most
viewed
hashtag
based
keywords
were
used
identify
popular
(n=1000)
from
its
inception
(earliest
upload
date:
January
2019)
November
2020.
Five
researchers
independently
coded
the
number
views,
likes,
user
category
theme.A
final
sample
808
that
met
criteria
included.
Collectively,
these
over
1.5
billion
times,
with
a
median
view
count
1
000
(range
112
900-78
600
000)
'likes'
143
10
000-1
000).
A
majority
positively
(63%;
collectively
1.1
times).
Neutral
depictions
total
290
million
times
(24%)
negative
e-cigarettes
193
(13%).
video
themes
included
(not
mutually
exclusively):
'comedy
joke'
(52%;
618
views),
'lifestyle
acceptability'
(35%;
459
million),
'marketing'
(29%;
392
'vaping
tricks'
(20%;
487
'nicotine
addiction'
194
'creativity'
(16%;
322
million)
'warning'
(11%;
131
million).Our
findings
illustrated
framed
vaping-related
postings
available
without
age
restrictions
TikTok-a
video-sharing
platform
is
adolescents-have
been
many
times.
Effective
needed
reduce
adolescents'
potential
exposure
portray
vaping
positively.
Addictive Behaviors Reports,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10, С. 100189 - 100189
Опубликована: Май 10, 2019
Poly-substance
use,
increasingly
understood
as
a
behaviour
with
uniquely
adverse
consequences,
is
on
the
rise
among
Canadian
youth.
High
levels
of
e-cigarette
vaping
and
recent
legalization
recreational
cannabis
use
may
result
in
an
acceleration
this
trend.
The
aim
work
was
to
characterise
changes
youth
poly-substance
over
time,
generate
baseline
data
for
future
investigations,
highlight
areas
interest
policy
action.
Abstract
Introduction
With
the
recent
emergence
of
Healthy
People
2030
goals
there
is
a
need
to
understand
role
SDOH
on
health
inequalities
from
an
upstream
perspective.
This
review
summarizes
body
evidence
impact
across
adolescence
and
youth
outcomes
by
race/ethnicity
using
Health
Framework.
Methods
A
systematic,
reproducible
search
was
performed
PubMed,
Academic
Search
Premier,
PsychInfo,
ERIC.
total
2078
articles
were
screened
for
inclusion.
263
met
inclusion
criteria,
resulting
in
29
included
final
synthesis.
Results
Across
articles,
11
cross-sectional,
16
cohort,
2
experimental.
categories
(economic
stability,
education
access
quality,
care
neighborhood
built
environment,
social
community
context),
1
study
examined
self-efficacy,
6
educational
attainment,
10
behavior,
5
smoking,
alcohol
use,
substance
quality
life.
The
majority
represented
this
behaviors
such
as
risk
use.
identified,
significant
differences
existed
factors,
however
magnitude
varied
category.
Discussion
differentially
affect
adolescents
race/ethnicity.
lived
adverse
experiences,
along
with
structural
racism,
increase
likelihood
engaging
risky
negatively
influencing
during
youth.
Research,
public
initiatives,
policies
integrating
into
interventions
at
early
stage
life
are
needed
effectively
reduce
population
level.