More teens are vaping, with increasing use of cannabis-based products, according to WETM. Pediatric professionals warn that ...

Recent research suggests that vaping could drastically increase your risk of heart failure. A study revealed that e-cigarette users were 19% more at risk of heart failure due to stiffening of the ...

Teenagers say it is easy to get hold of the products, which experts warn can be highly addictive.

A recent study conducted by West Virginia University has revealed that vaping is more addictive and mentally satisfying than nicotine gum, particularly among young adults aged 18 to 24. The findings ...

By Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterTHURSDAY, May 22, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Making vape devices boring could help deter teens and young adults from picking up the e-cigarette habit, a new study ...

A 22-year-old suffered life-threatening pneumonia after years of vaping. She is now warning teens as doctors express concern ...

Vaping cannabis may not be as safe as many people believe, according to new research from the Research Institute of the ...

Dr Khan notes that between 10-30 minutes after vaping, one may experience feelings of "jitteriness or anxiety", but heart ...

In Arkansas, 44% of high school seniors said they have tried vaping, according to the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement. “The numbers in Arkansas mirror what we’re seeing nationally. It’s ...

Previous research found vapes to have lower abuse potential than traditional cigarettes, and comparable to replacement ...

While vaping is often considered a better option than cigarettes, it still has risks. Yet young people continue to get their hands on the devices.

Loyda Cordero Faliero, 39, said she's experiencing health consequences after switching from smoking to vaping 18 months ago.