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How much do you think you know about vaping? Sure, you’ve heard it’s tasty, it’s better than smoking, and you may have tried it yourself. Vaping has become more common as people puff at hookah bars, take a sniff in between classes, etc. However, there’s still a gap in knowledge about the actual health associations of vaping. And based on the knowledge medical professionals already have, vaping is discouraged. But why do people do it anyway?
To help us fill the gap of knowledge we have on vaping, we will talk with Dr. Stephen Baldassarri, an associate professor of medicine at Yale whose research focuses on the mechanisms of addiction. We talk about marijuana vaping, mental health’s correlation with vaping, vaping economics, and so much more.
[00:00-01:36]: Introduction
[01:36-07:22]: The Basics of Addiction and Vaping
[07:22-12:59]: The Complexity of Vaping Culture and Vaping History
[13:00-21:09]: How to Discourage Vaping and Vaping Research
[21:08-23:21]: The Particulars of Vaping Instruments
[23:22-26:02]: The Socioeconomic Indicators of Vaping
[26:03-30:58]: Relationship between Smoking and Vaping & Vaping Risks
[30:59-39:08}: Government’s Role in Vaping and Vaping Treatment
[39:10-44:10]: Conclusion
Link to Dr. Baldassari's Profile: https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/stephen-baldassarri/?tab=bio
Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions or want to be featured in an episode. Follow us on social media at https://www.instagram.com/yalephc/ and https://www.instagram.com/yphcpodcast/. And please subscribe to our show.
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How much do you think you know about vaping? Sure, you’ve heard it’s tasty, it’s better than smoking, and you may have tried it yourself. Vaping has become more common as people puff at hookah bars, take a sniff in between classes, etc. However, there’s still a gap in knowledge about the actual health associations of vaping. And based on the knowledge medical professionals already have, vaping is discouraged. But why do people do it anyway?
To help us fill the gap of knowledge we have on vaping, we will talk with Dr. Stephen Baldassarri, an associate professor of medicine at Yale whose research focuses on the mechanisms of addiction. We talk about marijuana vaping, mental health’s correlation with vaping, vaping economics, and so much more.
[00:00-01:36]: Introduction
[01:36-07:22]: The Basics of Addiction and Vaping
[07:22-12:59]: The Complexity of Vaping Culture and Vaping History
[13:00-21:09]: How to Discourage Vaping and Vaping Research
[21:08-23:21]: The Particulars of Vaping Instruments
[23:22-26:02]: The Socioeconomic Indicators of Vaping
[26:03-30:58]: Relationship between Smoking and Vaping & Vaping Risks
[30:59-39:08}: Government’s Role in Vaping and Vaping Treatment
[39:10-44:10]: Conclusion
Link to Dr. Baldassari's Profile: https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/stephen-baldassarri/?tab=bio
Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions or want to be featured in an episode. Follow us on social media at https://www.instagram.com/yalephc/ and https://www.instagram.com/yphcpodcast/. And please subscribe to our show.