COVID-19 and vaping: Do you know myth from fact?

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, researchers continue to learn more about what puts people at risk for getting sick and who is most likely to have a severe form of the illness. One of the many questions has been about vaping and COVID-19 risk.
For answers, we turned to Dr. Sharon Levy, director of the Adolescent Substance Use & Addiction (ASAP) Program at Boston Children’s Hospital and Dr. Alicia Casey, who cares for children and teens with lung disease at Boston Children’s. Take our quiz and test your knowledge.
Learn more about the ASAP Program and get more answers about Boston Children’s response to COVID-19.
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