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Several factors contribute to the growing use of e-cigarettes among children: Attractive flavors (mango, bubblegum, chocolate, mint) Peer pressure and social media influence Easy availability Misconception that vaping is harmless Sleek, concealable devices Unfortunately, many adolescents underestimate the harmful effects of vaping on their health

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