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Yadav Preeti, Gómez Ortega Javier, Dabral Prerna, Tamaki Whitney, Chien Charles, Chang Kai-Chun, Biswas Nivedita, Pan Sixuan, Nilsson Julia, Yin Xiaoyang, Bhattacharyya Aritra, Boostanpour Kaveh, Jujaray Tanay, Wang Jasper T, Tsukui Tatsuya, Molina Christopher J, Auyeung Vincent C, Sheppard Dean, Li Baosheng, Maishan Mazharul, Taenaka Hiroki, Matthay Michael A, Muramatsu Rieko, Maliskova Lenka, Ghosh Arnab, Eckalbar Walter L, Molofsky Ari B, Tamaki Stanley J, Bivona Trever G, Abate Adam R, Wagner Allon, Pillai Satish K, Wolters Paul J, Tharp Kevin M, Bhattacharya Mallar
Аннотация
METHODS: We calculated prevalence of ever and past 6-month use of nicotine pouches, other non-tobacco oral nicotine products (ie, gum, lozenges, tablets, and/or gummies), e-cigarettes, cigarettes, hookah or waterpipe, cigars, cigarillos, and snus among high school students in Southern California between September and December 2021. Generalized linear mixed models tested associations of sociodemographic factors and tobacco-product use with use of any non-tobacco oral nicotine product.
RESULTS: Among the sample (n = 3516), prevalence was highest for e-cigarettes (ever: 9.6%, past 6-month: 5.5%), followed by non-tobacco oral nicotine products (ever: 3.4%, past 6-month: 1.7%), and <1% for other products. Ever users of combustible tobacco (adjusted odds ratio [aOR] = 77.6; 95% confidence interval [CI] = 39.7-152) and ever users of noncombustible tobacco (aOR = 40.4; 95% CI= 24.3-67.0) had higher odds of ever using non-tobacco oral nicotine products, compared to never users of combustible and noncombustible tobacco. Use of any non-tobacco oral nicotine product was greater for Hispanic (versus all other races/ethnicities except Asian, aOR = 2.58; 95% CI = 1.36-4.87), sexual minority (versus heterosexual, aOR=1.63; 95% CI = 1.03-2.57), gender minority (versus male, aOR = 2.83; 95% CI = 1.29-6.19), and female (versus male, aOR=1.92, 95% CI = 1.20-3.06) participants.
CONCLUSIONS: Non-tobacco oral nicotine products were the second most prevalent nicotine product used by adolescents. They were disproportionately used by certain racial or ethnic, sexual, or gender minority groups, and those with a history of nicotine use. Adolescent non-tobacco oral nicotine product use surveillance should be a public health priority.