Login / Signup

The effect of e-cigarettes on cognitive function: a scoping review.

Marissa L NovakGrace Y Wang
Published in: Psychopharmacology (2024)
The acute cognitive effect of e-cigarettes on regular cigarette smokers appears minimal. However, long-term cognitive effect and their effects on never-smokers are unclear. Given that the increased numbers of e-cigarette users are non-smokers and/or adolescents, research with those naïve to nicotine and a developmentally vulnerable adolescent population on its long-term effect is needed.
Keyphrases
  • smoking cessation
  • replacement therapy
  • young adults
  • liver failure
  • physical activity
  • drug induced
  • mechanical ventilation
  • childhood cancer
  • aortic dissection