Some Schools Turning To Detection Devices To Help Curb Vaping

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Some school districts are installing new devices in hopes of curbing the growing vaping epidemic.
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, one in five high school students admits to using e-cigarettes.
Students like Emma Bowland, of Ellwood City, began feeling pain in her lungs after vaping for one year.
“It’s like popcorn, a lot of patchiness, and lungs were bleeding, and fluid in my lungs,” Bowland said.
Vaping is quickly becoming a proble