e-cigarettes

It all started at the mall when a friend offered a puff from their JUUL e-cigarette. “It was kind of peer pressure,” said Beth, a Denver 15-year-old who started vaping

A ban on vaping will soon extend to "every inch" of the Texas A&M University System, according to a Tuesday memorandum from Chancellor John Sharp...

The unregulated marketing of e-cigarettes is increasing the number of young people who vape, according to a new study from researchers at UT Austin.

A study published this week in the medical journal Radiology has found vaping — even just one time — damages blood vessel function. UT Health San...

KANSAS CITY, Kansas — Many people figure vaping spares their health because it lets them inhale nicotine in aerosols instead of sucking in smoke from...

Like a lot of products, once an e-cigarette or pod is thrown away it doesn’t really go away. It just goes somewhere else.

New findings about the health effects of e-cigarettes add to a small but growing body of research that undercuts the widely presumed safety of the alternative to conventional cigarettes.

Colorado is becoming an epicenter in the fight over teen vaping.

The Kansas House voted Tuesday to substantially reduce a tax the state had struggled to enforce on e-cigarette liquid. At the end of the historically...

From the Kansas Health Institute:Kansas health advocates lauded the Food and Drug Administration’s decision Thursday to regulate electronic cigarettes,…