Another recent study found that while self-reported teen smoking and vaping rates declined after Tobacco 21 laws, biomarker exposure showed mixed evidence at best, implying that fewer young smokers are identifying as smokers (and similar findings for vaping). Thus, the supposed reductions in smoking and vaping in surveys and sales data are at least largely an artifact of underreporting and cross-border shopping rather than real reductions. Oops!
Looks like it was all just another mirage, kinda like with the 21 drinking age. What next, a study that finds that water is wet and the sun rises in the east?
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