Remember the pictures of teenagers in the hospital hooked up to ventilators and doctors warning that vaping caused something called popcorn lungs? The CDC started investigating back in 2019. Then ...

The popularity of vaping is continuing to grow around the world. In the U.S. alone, the number of adults who use electronic ...

You might be curious about what really happens when you vape during pregnancy. Substances in e-cigarettes can reach your baby and may affect their growth and brain development. Even nicotine-free ...

In recent years, vaping has surged in popularity — especially among younger demographics — under the widespread impression that it represents a safer alternative to traditional cigarette smoking.

In a whirlwind of regulations and backtracking, the issue of vaping and how it is marketed in the United States has been enshrouded in a cloud of uncertainty over the past few months. All e-cigarette ...

While the majority of consumers report feeling “safe” using vaping products, Google searches for “quit vaping” dramatically spiked at height of EVALI outbreak. Though new cases continue to be reported ...

Vaping is not better than smoking and it still causes long-term lung damage. Side effects of vaping include shortness of breath, nausea, and chest pain. To quit smoking, avoid vaping and instead try ...

Vaping is not safe. Not for you, not for your kids, not for anyone. The vapor that is created by the devices is not harmless water vapor. Even though the packaging may say there is no nicotine, ...