National Cancer Institute, June 2020
The latest HINTS Brief, titled “E-cigarette Perceptions and Experimentation Among US Adults”, [protect2.fireeye.com] examines e-cigarette perceptions and whether perceived harm and addictiveness are associated with trying e-cigarettes among US adults.
HINTS Briefs provide a snapshot of noteworthy, data-driven research findings of interest to the HINTS community. They introduce population-level estimates for specific HINTS survey questions and summarize significant research findings that are a result of analyzing how certain demographic characteristics influence specific outcomes. Many Briefs summarize research findings from recently published peer-reviewed journal articles using HINTS data. To see all previously published HINTS Briefs, click here [protect2.fireeye.com].
For more information about HINTS nationally representative survey data or to learn about how HINTS can support your health communication and research efforts, visit hints.cancer.gov [protect2.fireeye.com].
