Nicotine Educational Video Hub: Unveiling the Secrets of Nicotine Addiction

Explore the public health challenges posed by e-cigarettes and Electronic Delivery Systems (ENDS) in this CDC Public Health Grand Rounds session

The Netflix docuseries "Big Vape: The Rise and Fall of Juul" traces how a Silicon Valley startup with a mission to disrupt Big Tobacco became one of the most controversial companies in public health history. What began as an ambitious tech-for-good idea soon spiraled into a youth addiction crisis fueled by sleek marketing, influencer culture, and a disregard for consequences.

This exposé, “The Entire Rise and Fall of JUUL," traces how two Stanford grads sought to reinvent smoking but ignited a major public health controversy. Their mission to help smokers quit led to a youth vaping epidemic affecting schools, families, and regulators nationwide.

The former-giant e-cigarette mass marketer created a new generation of teens who have become addicted to nicotine.

This exposé examines ELF BAR vapes and their addiction risk for teens and young adults. It highlights sweet flavors, influencer marketing, TikTok trends, and high nicotine content, showing how vape companies and Big Tobacco created a “safer” alternative to smoking, leading to an epidemic.

This documentary examines Elf Bar's conflicts with U.S. regulators and its exploitation of the FDA’s 2020 flavor ban loophole to attract teens. The backlash covers the clash between the vape brand and regulators, including FDA bans and rebranding.

This investigation explores vaping in Southeast Asia, highlighting trendy cafes, viral campaigns, controversial trade shows, and the risks associated with youth culture. Once a smoking cessation tool, vaping has evolved into a booming industry with health risks, underage use, and illegal narcotic vape liquids.

Discover critical insights on vaping and e-cigarettes with TEDMED speaker Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin.

Explore this award-winning film critically, which examines the history of smoking and corruption and the global fight for safer smoking alternatives.

Dr. Andrew Huberman explains nicotine's effects on the brain and body. This episode should interest former and current nicotine users, those wanting to quit smoking or vaping, and anyone curious about nicotine’s biological impact.

According to the CDC, young brains are more vulnerable to nicotine addiction, heightening the risk of substance abuse in the future. Educators must emphasize the risks associated with e-cigarettes and encourage students to cultivate positive coping mechanisms.

Mental health challenges among youth are increasing. Students dealing with stress and anxiety may require additional support to quit vaping. Educators should recognize that young people might vape to alleviate stress and anxiety, fostering a cycle of nicotine addiction.