Exploring associations between the use of alcohol and marijuana with e-cigarette use in a U.S.A. nationally representative sample of young adults.

Abstract

These findings indicate that young adult dual users of marijuana and alcohol have increased odds of e-cigarette use. In addition, exclusive current and ever marijuana users had the highest odds e-cigarette use, higher than young adult dual users of alcohol and marijuana, indicating that marijuana users may be an important group to target with intervention programs.