Addiction is a chronic condition where a person becomes unable to stop using a substance or engaging in a behavior, even when it causes harm. It affects the brain’s reward system, leading to strong cravings, loss of control, and continued use despite negative physical, emotional, or social consequences.

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Does nicotine harm teens?

Does Nicotine Harm Teens? Why Younger Brains Are More Vulnerable to Addiction

Short answer: Yes. Research from neuroscientists consistently shows that nicotine changes the teenage brain in ways it does not change an adult brain. Because the brain keeps developing key regions…

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