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X-WR-CALDESC:Youth tobacco use in our community remains a significant conce
 rn\, largely due to the emergence and popularity of e-cigarette or “vape” 
 devices. Contrary to the common belief that these devices emit harmless va
 por\, they actually release an aerosol packed with dangerous substances. T
 his aerosol contains not just addictive nicotine\, but also ultrafine part
 icles\, toxic flavorings\, volatile organic compounds\, cancer-causing che
 micals and heavy metals. The use of these e-cigarette or vape devices pose
 s a significant health risk\, especially harmful to the developing bodies 
 and brains of young users. Dr. Doug Fiedler\, FCCP\, pulmonologist with Ne
 braska Pulmonary Specialties\, will discuss the effects of vaping on physi
 cal health. Sadie Jensen\, Public Health Educator with the Lincoln-Lancast
 er County Health Department\, will discuss resources for parents and schoo
 l personnel to support youth quitting vaping.\n\nPlease contact Abbe Edgec
 ombe\, SCIP Coordinator for Lincoln-Lancaster County for questions or addi
 tional information: (402) 327-6841 or aedgecombe@lmep.com
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DESCRIPTION:Youth tobacco use in our community remains a significant concer
 n\, largely due to the emergence and popularity of e-cigarette or “vape” d
 evices. Contrary to the common belief that these devices emit harmless vap
 or\, they actually release an aerosol packed with dangerous substances. Th
 is aerosol contains not just addictive nicotine\, but also ultrafine parti
 cles\, toxic flavorings\, volatile organic compounds\, cancer-causing chem
 icals and heavy metals. The use of these e-cigarette or vape devices poses
  a significant health risk\, especially harmful to the developing bodies a
 nd brains of young users. Dr. Doug Fiedler\, FCCP\, pulmonologist with Neb
 raska Pulmonary Specialties\, will discuss the effects of vaping on physic
 al health. Sadie Jensen\, Public Health Educator with the Lincoln-Lancaste
 r County Health Department\, will discuss resources for parents and school
  personnel to support youth quitting vaping.\n\nPlease contact Abbe Edgeco
 mbe\, SCIP Coordinator for Lincoln-Lancaster County for questions or addit
 ional information: (402) 327-6841 or aedgecombe@lmep.com
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240125T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240125T200000
LOCATION:4600 Valley Road\, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership Vrbka Cla
 ssrooms (Entrance 1\, First Floor)\, Lincoln\, NE 68510 US
SUMMARY:January Community Awareness Event: Vaping & Nicotine Among Youth
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