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    Sweet flavors lure teens into vaping longer and taking more puffs, study says

    by Emily Baumgaertner, Los Angeles Times Oct 28, 2019 3 minutes

    Most experts agree that sweet flavors such as cotton candy and mango help entice teens to try their first-ever puff on an electronic cigarette. But what keeps them coming back?

    Flavors appear to play a role in that too, according to a new study of Los Angeles high school students. Those who vaped with flavors other than tobacco and menthol were more likely to maintain their habit over the long term - and they took more puffs each time they reached for their device.

    The findings, published Monday in

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