ENDSight is a federally funded, three-year research study focused on understanding how young adults use e-cigarettes in their daily lives. The study team is located at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.

 

This study is called, "Using Real Time Data to Examine the Impact of Product Characteristics on Young Adult ENDS Use" or "ENDSight" for short.

 

ENDS are electronic nicotine delivery systems or "e-cigarettes" or "vapes." Our study seeks to understand how often young adults use e-cigarettes, what types of devices, flavors, and nicotine levels they use, how use changes over time, and how product characteristics may relate to nicotine dependence.

 

This information helps strengthen the science used to inform public health in the United States.