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Teen Ex-Vapers Say 'Juuling' Nearly Cost Them Their Lives
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November 22, 2019
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3:35Now PlayingElectronic cigarette use by teenagers has skyrocketed over the past year.
Nearly 50 people have died across America, according to the latest count by the Centers for Disease Control. More than 2,000 people have been affected by unusual vaping-related respiratory illnesses.
Juul, the maker of the most popular e-cigarette device, has taken of series of steps to try to get ahead of any restrictions and ease concerns that its products have led to a surge in teen vaping. Here, we hear from three teenagers who say vaping and Juul'ing almost cost them their lives.
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