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Juul Advertised Its Products on Kids' Websites, New Lawsuit Alleges

By Jamie Ducharme

‘It’s Insidious’: How Juul Pitched E-Cigs to Native American Tribes

By Jamie Ducharme

The Teenager Who Needed a Double Lung Transplant Because He Vaped Has Something to Say

By Jamie Ducharme

Partial Vaping Ban Sparks Criticism

By Jamie Ducharme
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The Vaping-Related Lung Disease Outbreak May Be Coming to an End

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced Friday with new confidence that vitamin E acetate seems to be largely to blame for the vaping-related lung illness outbreak that swept the country—at the same time...

By Jamie Ducharme

Vaping Damages Your Lungs, But Is Still Safer Than Smoking, a Long-Term Study Suggests

At the heart of the hysteria over vaping is what seems like a simple question: Is it safer than smoking? Answering that question, however, is complicated. While e-cigarettes contain and produce fewer known cancer-causing toxins...

By Jamie Ducharme

Are E-Cigs Bad For Your Heart?

Researchers reveal that e-cigarettes can boost adrenalin levels in the heart

By Alice Park

E-Cigarettes Are a Public Health Threat to Young People, Surgeon General Warns

One in six high school students use e-cigarettes

By Alexandra Sifferlin

People Are Suing Over Exploding E-Cigarettes

Some have caused serious injuries

By Lisa Eadicicco

E-Cigarettes to Be Regulated as Tobacco Products

E-cigarettes, hookah tobacco and cigars are now officially under the purview of the FDA

By Alexandra Sifferlin and Maya Rhodan

Feds Ban E-Cigs From Commercial Flights

Studies show e-cigarette aerosol can contain harmful chemicals

By Victor Luckerson

E-Cigarettes Should Be a Last Resort to Quit Smoking, Doctors Say

The American Heart Association's new policy statement addressed their dangers

By Maggie Fox / NBC News

Nearly 70% of Teens Exposed to E-Cig Ads

Around 18 million U.S. youth see e-cigarette advertising

By Alexandra Sifferlin

High School Seniors Now Prefer Marijuana to Cigarettes

Fewer students than last year think that pot is harmful

By Alexandra Sifferlin

The Butter Flavor Chemical Used in Microwave Popcorn Is Also in E-Cigs

A study of 51 types of e-cigarettes found a concerning roster of chemicals

By Alexandra Sifferlin

13% of Americans Have Tried E-Cigarettes

A new federal report looks at e-cigarette use among American adults

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Doctors Urge Smoking Age Be Raised to 21

"The developing brains of children and teens are particularly vulnerable to nicotine"

By Alexandra Sifferlin

These Are the Best Ways to Quit Smoking According to Science

A government group of experts studied smoking cessation data and say these are the best ways to stop smoking

By Alice Park

National Park Service Bans E-Cigarettes in Certain Areas

Anywhere smoking is banned, e-cigs are now banned, too

By Sarah Begley

E-Cigarettes Are a Gateway to Tobacco, Study Says

A new study looks at how smoking and vaping habits change over time

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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