The CDC conveniently never graphs some of its tobacco usage data like this, so Twitter/X @ChaunceyGardner did it for them to show that tobacco use among youths in the U.S. has actually continued to steadily decline over the past two decades.

A bar graph showing US teen "current use" of any tobacco product, including cigarettes, hookah, and nicotine vapes. In 2002, 7.2 million teens used nicotine, decreasing to 2.8 million in 2023. The data shows a decline in youth vaping and tobacco use.
The CDC conveniently never graphs some of its tobacco usage data like this, so Twitter/X @ChaunceyGardner did it for them to show that tobacco use among youths in the U.S. has actually continued to steadily decline over the past two decades.
A bar graph showing US teen "current use" of any tobacco product, including cigarettes, hookah, and nicotine vapes. In 2002, 7.2 million teens used nicotine, decreasing to 2.8 million in 2023. The data shows a decline in youth vaping and tobacco use.
The CDC conveniently never graphs some of its tobacco usage data like this, so Twitter/X @ChaunceyGardner did it for them to show that tobacco use among youths in the U.S. has actually continued to steadily decline over the past two decades.
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