Supply-side interventions are rarely effective and often increase harm. If you want to stop kids vaping, you first need to understand why they are vaping. Not

Supply-side interventions are rarely effective and often increase harm. If you want to stop kids vaping, you first need to understand why they are vaping. Not just why they SAY they are vaping, but the actual underlying cause. If a human brain isn't getting its pleasure chemicals from life, it will seek them out anywhere it can get them. Repeat that cycle many times and your brain learns to associate that activity with pleasure. Et voila, addiction.