As of 2019, around one in four high schoolers reported they'd recently used an e-cigarette — in 2016, that number was one in 10. Other WRAL Top Stories This massive jump in e-cigarette use has led the ...

Many think it's a dangerous ploy by the tobacco industry. But some say, with millions of deaths each year attributed to ...

Under threat of federal intervention, manufacturer Juul vowed to stop selling most flavors for e-cigs. It will end social-media advertisements of the product, too. FDA and public health officials ...

Shapiro said she was just 13 the first time she tried an e-cigarette. Now she’s starting college and after years of vaping, she’s trying to quit. “It’s really hard because it’s everywhere and like, ...

A new study found hazards to pregnancies from vaping, and the worst part may not be the nicotine. The research from Duke ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. They’re often promoted as healthier alternatives to cigarettes, but a recent study has ...

According to a survey by the Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital Mahidol University, 43% of primary students in a school in the Central Region had tried e-cigarettes. Additionally, the number of ...

Dr. Rose Marie Leslie has used her presence on TikTok to talk vaping. One doctor has found a foothold with the trendy social media platform TikTok to try and appeal to teens in hopes of discouraging e ...

More than two million teens vape nationwide, according to the CDC. “My first vape that I ever tried was a blueberry ice flu vape,” said Josephine Shapiro. Shapiro said she was just 13 the first time ...

“My first vape that I ever tried was a blueberry ice flu vape,” said Josephine Shapiro. Shapiro said she was just 13 the first time she tried an e-cigarette. Now she starting college and after years ...