Association between perceived health risks of e-cigarettes and actual e-cigarette use, based on cigarette smoking status and sexual and gender minority status among U.S. adults.

This finding suggests that, although the prevalence of e-cigarette use may be higher among individuals aged 18–25 years, the difference in the risks of engaging in e-cigarette use may not be significant between them and those aged 35–49 years.

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