Study Reported by NonStop Local KHQ Finds Higher Vaping Rates Among Teen Girls
A study reported by NonStop Local KHQ indicates that teen girls are now vaping at higher rates than teen boys.
Spokane, WA, October 19, 2026 —
A study reported by NonStop Local KHQ indicates that teen girls are vaping at higher rates than teen boys. The finding describes a difference between the two groups, but the available summary does not include the rates or the size of that difference.
Details needed to assess the finding are not provided, including the study’s authors, when it was conducted, how many teens were included, where participants were located and how vaping was measured. The summary also does not identify whether the reported comparison refers to current use, past use or another measure.
Without those details, the finding cannot establish how common vaping is among teens overall or whether the reported pattern applies beyond the group examined. The summary does not provide information about changes over time, possible explanations for the difference, or the study’s limitations. It also does not specify whether the research was peer-reviewed.
The reported result is a comparison between teen girls and teen boys, not a complete account of youth vaping. The study’s numerical findings and methodology were not included in the available information, so the scale and scope of the reported difference remain unclear.
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