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Study Finds Most High School Students Have Easy Access to Tobacco

Published April 17, 2019 at 2:10 PM CDT
Studies find that teenage smoking leads to heavier smoking and more difficulty quitting later in life. (Photo:centeronaddiction.org)
Studies find that teenage smoking leads to heavier smoking and more difficulty quitting later in life. (Photo:centeronaddiction.org)

In Johnson and Wyandotte counties, most high schools are within walking distance of a store that sells tobacco despite local policies meant to keep teenagers away from cigarettes. Nomin Ujiyediin reports for the Kansas News Service.

             

 
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