Students hospitalized due to e-cigarettes in Hanoi

Four students at a high school in Ha Dong District, Hanoi have been hospitalized since Tuesday following the use of e-cigarettes and related products, the local police said on Friday. On the same day, N.T.D., a 11th grader at the same high school, became dizzy and tired and collapsed after using an e-cigarette pod given by a classmate. E-cigarettes contain nicotine, which is addictive and can harm brain development in children, cause memory impairment, and affect intelligence due to its effects on brain development, according to the Hanoi Department of Health. Four students at a high school in Ha Dong District, Hanoi have been hospitalized since Tuesday following the use of e-cigarettes and related products, the local police said on Friday. E-cigarettes contain nicotine, which is addictive and can harm brain development in children, cause memory impairment, and affect intelligence due to its effects on brain development, according to the Hanoi Department of Health.