Regulatory Strategies for Preventing and Reducing Nicotine Vaping among Youth: A Systematic Review, in American Journal of Preventive Medicine
key takeaway: "There was insufficient evidence to recommend age restrictions (n=16), restrictions on location of use (n=1), and mixed/combined regulations (n=3). Flavor bans (n=4), sales licenses (n=2), and taxation (n=2) were generally shown to be associated with decreased rates of youth vaping. Warning labels (n=2) were associated with decreased desire to initiate vaping. Included studies had moderate to serious risks of bias."
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