October 27, 2015 – Among a survey of 12-17 year olds, most who self-reported ever using tobacco started with a product with flavors, including fruit or chocolate, according to data in a research letter published online in October by The Journal of the American Medical Association, ADA News reports.

"Consistent with national school-based estimates, this study confirms widespread appeal of flavored products among youth tobacco users," researchers say.

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