Vaping Addiction Fuels Scottish School Chaos

0:00On May 2nd, experts are linking a rise in bad behavior among Scottish secondary school kids to vaping addiction, mainly from nicotine withdrawal, messing with their focus and mood. Survey show 1 in 10 pupils, age 11 to 17, vape regularly, and schools report students stitching class to hid vapes and bathrooms even, triggering fire alarms. Teachers on the front lines say these addicted teens get irritable, disruptive, and can't concentrate during withdrawal, turning classrooms into chaos, zones. Professor Steve Turner, from the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health points out, parrots my blame teen angst, but it's often nicotine, cravings at play. The new tobacco and vape spill just got royal ascent, banning sales to anyone born on or after January 1st, 2009, while curbing. Kid appealing ads and packaging, yet experts push for real help to kick these young addictions now.