Browsing: Vape Study

Homosexual and bisexual individuals face higher tobacco and e-cigarette usage rates driven by social stress.

Researchers at the University of Louisville have discovered that synthetic cooling agents used in e-cigarettes can severely disrupt cardiac electrical…

Researchers at the University of Southern California’s Keck School of Medicine have confirmed that vaping alters the expression of thousands…

Researchers at George Mason University have identified that severe psychological distress—fueled by bullying, stigma, and family rejection—is the primary driver…

Researchers publishing in Oxford University Press have uncovered significant inconsistencies regarding vaping's effectiveness as a smoking cessation tool. By analyzing…

A new Ohio State University study reveals that increasing e-cigarette prices effectively reduces vaping rates among adults without unintentionally driving…

A comprehensive review published in the journal Addiction confirms nicotine e-cigarettes are significantly more effective for smoking cessation than traditional nicotine replacement…

The vaping industry faces a dual crisis. Medical experts warn of severe, novel lung diseases and epigenetic mutations caused by…

The global youth vaping crisis has moved beyond the visible clouds of "Blue Razz" vapor in high school bathrooms. A…

Recent research indicates that exposure to secondhand e-cigarette aerosol can produce harmful compounds associated with lung damage. A study by…