VAPING PREVENTION & EDUCATION
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In addition to vaping prevention lesson plans and classroom activities, FDA also offers free print and download materials that provide science-based information about vaping in both English and Spanish. Materials can be downloaded for immediate use, or free copies of print materials can be ordered from the Tobacco Education Resource Library.
To see the complete listing of tobacco prevention materials available from FDA, go to the Print & Download pages on the Tobacco Education Resource Library.
The Risks of Vaping
This 11"x8.5" infographic details the risks of vaping e-cigarettes, potential health effects, and tips for staying vape-free. For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Vaping Misperceptions
This 8.5x11 booklet-style infographic provides information on the health risks e-cigarette use (vaping) poses to youth. For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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“The Risks of Vaping” Student Magazine
A four-page magazine (7.75"x10.3") created for middle and high school students. The magazine educates youth about the health consequences of vaping and nicotine addiction. For more information on youth and tobacco, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Talk to Kids About the Risks of Vaping
This 8.5"x11" digital flyer is a guide for parents and educators about how to talk to teens about the dangers of vaping. The guide walks readers through alarming facts about current e-cigarette use among teens, provides examples of how a parent can instruct their child to say “no” when they are offered vapes, and suggests how parents can create healthy habits at home. (Note: This item is download-only.) For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Health Impacts of E-Cigarettes
This 8.5"x11" digital flyer informs students of the health impacts of using e-cigarettes. The flyer explains the physical and effects of vaping nicotine, such as lung damage, cravings, and addiction. The flyer also educates students on how to say “no” to vaping. For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Vaping Harms Your Health
This 8.5"x11" digital flyer is a visual guide that explains the dangers of vaping e-cigarettes for teens, including how vaping harms teens’ physical and mental health. (Note: This item is download-only.) For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Help Young Athletes Defeat Vaping
This 24"x36" poster for coaches and teachers provides tips on preventing vaping among young athletes. It is intended for display in school offices, teachers’ lounges, athletic centers, and similar locations to provide strategies and conversation-starters about keeping teens away from the dangers of nicotine and e-cigarettes. For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Vaping and E-Cigarettes: A Toolkit for Working With Youth
E-cigarette use among youth remains a problem, and FDA’s toolkit for professionals working with youth provides stakeholders with the information they need to help educate their communities about e-cigarettes and their effects on youth. (Size: 8.5"x11") For more information on youth e-cigarette prevention, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Student Poster Contest Winner – High School
An 18"x24" poster based on the winning high school design in the “Vaping’s Not My Thing” student contest. This poster was originally designed by a student and was inspired by the student’s thoughts on vaping and their interpretation of the health consequences of youth use of e-cigarettes. For more information on youth and tobacco, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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Student Poster Contest Winner – Middle School
An 18"x24" poster based on the winning middle school design in the “Vaping’s Not My Thing” student contest. This poster was originally designed by a student and was inspired by the student’s thoughts on vaping and their interpretation of the health consequences of youth use of e-cigarettes. For more information on youth and tobacco, visit FDA.gov/tobacco.
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