E-cigarettes, marketed as safer alternatives, contain harmful substances and target youth with appealing flavors and designs, leading to addiction and health issues. Regulatory measures, including ...

The number of U.S. middle and high school students who currently use e-cigarettes declined from 5.38 million in 2019 to 1.63 million in 2024. "The Real Cost" Youth E-cigarette Prevention Campaign uses ...

E-cigarettes that use synthetic nicotine will soon be classified as tobacco from April of next year, marking the first change ...

Efforts to curb young adult vaping by banning flavored products are successful, but new research shows those legislative bans are also leading to a rise in smoking traditional cigarettes. The study ...

A recent study published in JAMA Network Open examines how salt-based nicotine formulations and menthol flavorings impact nicotine levels and the subjective experience of using e-cigarettes in young ...

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To our knowledge, this is the first study to find a physiologic response after inhaling from an e-cigarette. According to our findings, 5 min of use was sufficient to lead to an increase in lung flow ...

New research suggests that while vaping can increase plaque and inflammation, its effects on gum disease remain unclear. Should vapers be worried? Here's what the latest science reveals. Study: The ...

Starting in late April, liquid-type e-cigarettes using synthetic nicotine will also be regulated as “tobacco” in South Korea.