Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Parents Against Vaping advocate, Erin NesSmith of Sarasota, writes that her daughter, Ashlynn, began vaping at age 14. She became drawn to using e-cigarettes that were sold in candy-like flavors. Ashlynn's vaping use led to a growing addiction to nicotine, which created numerous physical and emotional challenges for her. In July 2024, Ashlynn died at age 20.
Read MoreUNIVISION: Interview with PAVe Advocate Veronica Tomor on Univision Dallas - Forth Worth
Read MoreFox35 Orlando: A college cheerleader who became hooked on vaping at the age of 18 said he almost died.
Read MoreWFTV-9: Seventh graders at Millennium Middle School may already know what vaping is, but on Thursday, they got to see the negative impact it can have. The school district on Thursday rolled out a new campaign called “It Won’t Be Me" to teach students about the dangers of things like vaping.
Read MorePeople Magazine: Walker McKnight’s brief vaping habit may not have killed him, but the five months he spent in an Orlando, Fla. hospital, connected to a respirator as doctors fought to keep him alive, destroyed his left lung and both his kidneys.
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