But a new study out of Manchester Metropolitan University is countering that, determining that e-cigs are at least as harmful as regular ones — and in at least one key way, they’re worse.

Electronic cigarette use may pose lower cardiovascular risks in people living with HIV compared to tobacco cigarette use, new ...

Some doctors and public health experts worry Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's tax plan might nudge ex-smokers and those trying to quit ...

Several airlines have updated their guidance on carrying lithium batteries onboard. The batteries are in devices such as ...

In recent years, there has been an increase in the popularity of e-cigarettes, especially among youth, according to 2023 data ...

E-cigarettes or vapes are the most used tobacco product in the United States. Over 15 percent (15.5) of young adults ages 21 ...

Greater e-cigarette accessibility and use appeared to be associated with lower rates of smoking among young people, according ...

Given the recent rise of the e-cigarette industry, the long-term health effects of vaping remain unknown. Many people may ...

Electronic cigarettes were developed way back in 1965 and patented in 2003. Around 2010, they hit the market, and their market share has grown exponentially. Also called e-cigarettes or vape pens ...