E-cigarette social sources:

• Most underage Canadian youth are accessing their vaping products from social sources.
• Similarly, studies have shown that most youth in the U.S. and England access vaping products primarily through social sources.
• Interventions to address social sources of e-cigarettes are under-developed.
• Health Canada’s recent reports on additional regulations under consideration did not include measures specifically targeted at social sources.

Contents:

• Introduction p.5
• Literature Review p.6
• E-Cigarette Social Source p.6
• Tobacco Social Sources p.8
• Alcohol Social Sources p.13
• Cannabis Social Sources p.14
• Jurisdictional Scan p.15
• Canadian Federal Regulations to Reduce Social Sources p.15
• Canadian Provincial Regulations to Reduce Social Sources p.15
• U.S. Regulations to Reduce Social Sources p.17
• E-Cigarette Social Sources Assessment Criteria p.18
• Campaign to Address Social Sources p.18
• Fines for Youth Who Supply to Peers p.19

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