Recent research shows that young adults aged between 22 to 23 years are more likely to start smoking, moreover, these smokers are more likely to become daily smokers in their adulthoods. Hence the research by the JAMA network suggests smoking prevention efforts should be focused on targeting adolescents. Moreover, by 2019 young smokers increase by 20% from the previous years. Hence, these lead to questions, with all the known risks of smoking cigarettes why doesn’t the number of new young adult smokers decrease? Moreover, are there new reasons for smoking or the same reasons as before? Therefore, the consideration of e-cigarettes comes to question. This new e-cigarette comes with differen...