Public health bodies once cautiously endorsed vapes as a tool for smokers to quit. More than a decade later, the picture is less clear ...

PEOPLE who vape or smoke just once a week could be almost 50 per cent more likely to develop high blood pressure, a new study ...

Health experts warn that modern habits may be putting the hearts of younger generations at risk earlier than ever before.

Vaping remains prevalent among Australian adolescents and young adults, despite increasing evidence of associated health risks and evolving regulatory restrictions. While some youth acknowledge ...

Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, have grown in popularity in the past few decades as an alternative to tobacco cigarettes. Although research is just now emerging about the health effects of ...

Vikram Niranjan, a public health specialist, has warned of the sinister impact the habit can have after analysing the results ...

A new study has revealed the health risks associated with children who vape. Children who engage in vaping are more likely to go on to be smokers, be diagnosed with asthma and have poor mental health.

Initially hailed as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes and a quitting aid, the health implications of vaping are now less clear over a decade later. Recent studies indicate that vaping is ...

New FDA guidance suggests mint, coffee, and spice vape flavors could be authorized, raising debate over toxic additives and youth vaping risks.

A steady stream of teen vaping emergencies reveals deeper risks. Young people and parents need to know the unique risks to ...

Since their debut in 2004, electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes have steadily grown in popularity. Approximately 9 million U.S. adults regularly use e-cigarettes, and that includes a growing number ...