E-cigarette Smoking

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  Ban Flavoured Vapes: WHO Urges Countries To Use Tobacco-Style Controls

  The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday urged governments to treat e-cigarettes similarly to tobacco and ban all flavours, threatening cigarette companies' bets on smoking alternatives.

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  Can E-Cigarettes Worsen Respiratory Health Permanently?

  E-cigarettes are extremely harmful to our health. New studies suggest that they can inflict permanent damage to our respiratory health, here's how.

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  Pregnant Women In UK To Get Free Vapes From Council To Help Them Quit Smoking

  Pregnant women in the United Kingdom are set to be offered free vapes by a London Council to help them quit smoking and stop them from spending money on cigarettes.

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  Can E-Cigarettes Help People Quit Smoking? This Research Says No

  Vaping e-cigarettes may not be useful in helping people quit smoking, a recent research suggests. The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had earlier suggested that smokers could switch from puffing cigarettes to vaping e-cigarettes if they were unable to quit smoking.

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  Usage Of E-Cigarette Associated With Shortness Of Breath, Wheezing

  According to studies, e-cigarettes usage is associated with wheezing and shortness of breath in young adults and adolescents, even in those who did not smoke cigarettes or marijuana.

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  Aviation Security Regulator Bans E-Cigarettes In Airports And Aircraft

  Aviation security regulator BCAS or Bureau of Civil Aviation Security Office has banned e-cigarettes and similar products on all airports and aircraft in India, according to an official document.

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  E-Cigarette Use High Among Recent Quitters, Finds Study

  Smokers who want to quit are using e-cigarettes as an aid, whereas in the past, quitters had to rely on other smoking cessation aids, so few long-standing quitters have tried e-cigarettes.

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  US Imposes Partial Ban On Flavored E-Cigarettes

  The US government on Thursday announced it would soon ban most flavored e-cigarettes as it tries to curb a rising tide of youth vaping, but stopped short of the full ban promised in September by President Donald Trump.

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  Vaping Leaves E-Cigarette User With Rare Lung Scarring: Study

  Not just smoking cigarettes, vaping is also dangerous for your lungs and overall health. An e-cigarette user has been diagnosed with a rare form of lung scarring typically found in metal workers, says a new study.

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  E-Cigarettes More Harmful To Heart Than Tobacco: Study; Know Tips To Quit E-Cigarettes

  There are many health issues associated with the use of e-cigarettes. Researchers have found that electronic nicotine delivery systems, such as e-cigarettes might be just as harmful to the heart, than traditional cigarettes. Know some tips to quit e-cigarettes.

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  Government Issues Ordinance To Ban E-Cigarettes, Vaping Devices

  The Government today issued an ordinance to ban e-cigarettes, making the production, import, export, transport, sale or advertisements of such "alternative" smoking devices a cognizable offence attracting jail term and fine.

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  All You Didn't Know About E-Cigarettes. Nirmala Sitharaman's Explainer

  E-Cigarettes Banned In India: The centre today banned e-cigarettes in India in a move which has raised questions over the side-effects and health hazards of vaping, the term used as a parlance for 'smoking' e-cigarettes.

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  E-Cigarettes Banned: Know Why They Are No Better Than Regular Cigarettes

  E-cigarettes banned: The alternative tobacco product has become a major problem, says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who banned production, manufacturing, transport, sale and distribution of e-cigarettes with immediate effect. Here are other effective ways to quit smoking.

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  Opinion: E-Cigarettes Help Quit Smoking But May Get Teens Hooked To Nicotine

  Ever since e-cigarettes began surging in popularity, they have posed a vexing problem: These nicotine-delivery devices may help some adults quit smoking, which is more dangerous than vaping, but also may addict nonsmokers to nicotine, especially curious teenagers.

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  E-Cigarettes Banned; Health Risk To Youth, Children, Says Government

  E-cigarettes will be banned in India with immediate effect, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Wednesday. Envisioned as a tool to combat tobacco addiction, electronic cigarettes and other vaping products have become a major problem and increase the risk of children taking up smoking, she said.