June 16th, 2025 by WCBC Radio

E-cigarettes in Maryland are getting cheaper and bigger, delivering higher amounts of nicotine to users, according to a new study. Truth Initiative and the CDC Foundation, an anti-tobacco non-profit, revealed e-cigarette nicotine content has increased 2,000% since 2020. Megan Diaz with the Truth Initiative says programs are available at exprogram.com to help kick the habit…

  

“Nicotine is a highly addictive product, and so we do offer a free program at Truth Initiative that helps everyone, not just youth, It also helps adults to quit tobacco and nicotine.”