New research finds e-cigarettes are as safe to use as nicotine patches for pregnant smokers trying to quit.Read More
The information can help scientists understand why people start smoking, quit or relapse.Read More
The Rutgers University shows that researchers asked more than 2,000 doctors in the U.S. in 2018 and 2019.Read More
State-level cigarette sales data show that Massachusetts had 7.5 percent higher sales since the flavor ban.Read More
Banning non-tobacco flavored ENDS was associated with a minimum of a 4.6 percent increase in cigarette sales.Read More
The study examined e-cigarette use in England among young adults between 2007 and 2018Read More
The survey found 2.55 million middle-school and high school students in the US used tobacco products in 2021.Read More
The research estimates that there are now 82 million vapers worldwide, an increase of 20 percent from 2020.Read More
Traditional cigarettes increase a combustible smokers risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 40 percent.Read More
The study looked at mice between the human equivalent of ages 12 to 30 to determine the impacts of vaping.Read More
