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Eshelman researchers and community partners receive funding to create educational resource on vaping

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Betsy Sleath, Ph.D. headshotDr. Betsy Sleath, director of the Sheps Center’s Child and Adolescent Health Services Program, is leading a group of researchers from Eshelman who are teaming up key western NC community partners and the Dogwood Health Trust to create online education materials about vaping and substance misuse to increase awareness of the growing problem.  The newly created materials will be available on the teen-focused site “Information for the Evolving Teenager.”

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