France is set to implement a sweeping smoking ban in outdoor public areas, including beaches and parks, where children are present, marking...

Experts have raised concerns about the portrayal of e-cigarettes as healthier alternatives to tobacco, warning they can lead to traditional...

It is imperative to take urgent comprehensive action to prevent the emergence of a new generation of e-cigarette smokers.

Communities in the US are grappling with the safe disposal of millions of disposable e-cigarettes, which are considered hazardous waste. Fo...

A survey conducted by Think Change Forum (TCF) reveals that 96% of Indian students aged between 14-17 years were not aware that vapes and e...

E-cigarettes are widely available in India despite being banned by law, according to a joint survey covering seven areas, including Delhi a...

The science of nicotine addiction has come a long way since 1964.

Juul, along with other e-cigarette brands including British American Tobacco Plc's Vuse and Imperial Brands Plc's Blu, had to meet a Septem...

Fewer smokers called quit-smoking hotlines last year.

Those who vaped were 5-7 times more likely to be infected than non-smoker.

Vaping has certainly caused some deaths and diseases but these pale into insignificance when compared to more than a million deaths a year ...

First-time offenders will get a year’s imprisonment or a fine of up to Rs 1 lakh or both.

Worries about teen vaping in the US have overshadowed the central question about e-cigarettes — are they safer than smoking?

Vaping started as a ‘harmless fad’ some years ago, but spread so much and so fast that teens were getting sick and addicted

Introduced to the market in 2004, e-cigarettes are often touted as a safer alternative to regular cigarettes.

E-cigarettes can trigger unique immune responses in lungs, causing deadly inflammatory diseases.

Former smokers who watched e-cigarette advertisements with vaping had less confidence that they could refrain from smoking tobacco.