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BROOMFIELD TOBACCO EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP BROOMFIELD PUBLIC HEALTH
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BROOMFIELD TOBACCO EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP

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Broomfield Data

E-Cigarette Use in Broomfield

• Broomfield and Boulder counties have among the highest e-cigarette use rates among youth in the State and Country

• Only half of high school students think e-cigarettes are harmful

• Two out of three high school students think it would be easy to get e-cigarettes if they wanted

• Youth who use e-cigarettes may be more likely to begin smoking cigarettes compared to those that don’t use e-cigarettesBR

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Current Trends & Culture

Electronic Nicotine DevicesIn 2014, 460 brands and 7,764 unique flavors

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What We KnowCuriosity

Flavors

Belief that they are safer than other tobacco products

Health Effects

“This flavor has been known to damage plastic tanks”

What’s in them?E-cig juice / e-liquid / vape juice:•

Aerosol – Not Harmless Water Vapor

Combustion of e-liquid yields:••

Health Impact:••••

Nicotine & The Young Brain

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Marketing•••

Marketing

JUULs “The Smoking Alternative, unlike any E-cigarette or Vape”

Each pod is equivalent to 1 pack of cigarettes or 200 puffs

Stealth Vaping

Stealth Vaping Mods

Supporting School PolicyColorado Law:1. Tobacco Free Schools Law2. Teen Tobacco Use Prevention Act

Cigarette and E-cigarette RegulationPolicy Cigarettes E-cigarettes

Age Restrictions to 18 years and older

Yes Yes

Nicotine Addictiveness Label

Yes Yes

Smoke-free Policies Yes No*

Flavor Restrictions Yes No*

Taxes Yes No*

Advertising Restrictions Yes No*

License Required to Sell Tobacco

No* No*

*But some states and local governments have policies in place

What We Can Do

Be a Trusted Adult and Talk About Vaping

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Resource:

Speak Now Colorado

What We Can Do

Provide education and cessation resources for youth who use tobacco/ other nicotine products.

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Resources:

• Second Chance - online tobacco/ nicotine education program

• Quitline - Cessation support• Smokefree Teen - Cessation support• “The Real Cost” - facts and info

What We Can Do

Help shape local community efforts. 3.

● Update municipal code to include e-cigarettes

● Reduce youth access to tobacco products:○ Licenses for retailers to sell tobacco

products○ Flavor restrictions○ Raise minimum sale age to 21○ Increase price

Healthy, Thriving Young People


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