"First, we know nicotine is addictive and that developing brains are more susceptible to addiction," said Jennifer Miller, a communications specialist for the state health agency
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Only two states West Virginia and North Carolina had a higher rate of usage than New Mexico teens, the study states
Others, like Greece, have official bans but the rules are flouted even by government ministers