Vaping Toolkit

Real answers and tools for LGBTQIA+ communities

Vaping isn’t harmless—especially for young people.

Nicotine can interfere with brain development during adolescence, affecting attention, learning, and impulse control. It also changes the brain in ways that make addiction more likely—and harder to break.

These materials are excellent resources to promote healthy breathing.

Vaping Toolkit

Tools You Can Use. Lives You Can Change.

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Vaping & LGBTQIA+ Communities

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The tobacco industry downplays nicotine risks. Share these materials to help LGBTQIA+ communities recognize the harm and make informed decisions.

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