vaping epidemic

Doctors Use "TikTok" To Teach Teens About Vaping Dangers

Medical officials are harnessing the power of social media to talk to teens about important health issues and to dispel medical myths.

Experts are starting to think that legalization may be the only way to find out the cause of the illnesses once and for all.

“I can buy a vape device around the corner, but I can’t bring it into the lab and test it.”

The Kansas resident, who was a new vape pen user, had an underlying health condition.

Some schools have taken doors off bathrooms to limit the likelihood of students vaping in them.

The teens were experiencing shortness of breath, chest pain, nausea and diarrhea, among other symptoms.

Researchers uncovered nearly 15,000 Instagram posts related to Juul, all of which were posted over a three-month period in 2018.

San Francisco is one vote away from officially putting a “moratorium” on e-cig sales.