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 ...

SILVER SPRING, Md. (7News) — With tens of thousands of students now back in school in the DMV, The American Lung Association and the Ad Council are urging parents to talk to their kids about the ...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is probing the dangers of exploding batteries in e-cigarettes, following dozens of reports of devices that have combusted, overheated or caught fire ...

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, ...

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 ...

A recent Duke study uncovers the startling risks associated with flavored e-cigarettes during pregnancy, highlighting ...

Recent testing by a Virginia Commonwealth University forensic toxicology research lab is uncovering the hidden dangers of ...

Cited reasons for modifications included accessing or enhancing the flavor of the aerosol, making the device last longer, and saving money. HealthDay News — More than 8 in 10 electronic cigarette ...

MIDTOWN, Manhattan (WABC) -- A wine store employee who was seriously injured in an e-cigarette explosion is filing a lawsuit against the manufacturer. Otis Gooding was working at Grand Central ...

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 ...