Abstract
Given the well-documented role of flavors in encouraging to- bacco use among adolescents and diversity of the cannabis market, we describe flavored cannabis product use, both smoked and aero- solized (“vaped”), among a sample of adolescents. We surveyed 1,423 students in 8 Northern and Central California public high schools (2019–2020) to record flavored tobacco and cannabis use. Among past 30-day cannabis users, use of flavored cannabis, most often fruit-flavored, was common for smoked (48.1%) and vaped (58.0%) products. Given that youth-appealing flavors may contrib- ute to underage cannabis use, emerging cannabis control policies should consider lessons from tobacco control to prevent youth cannabis use.
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Werts, M., Urata, J., Watkins, S. L., & Chaffee, B. W. (2021). Flavored Cannabis Product Use among Adolescents in California. Preventing Chronic Disease, 18, 1–5. https://doi.org/10.5888/PCD18.210026
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