A steady stream of teen vaping emergencies reveals deeper risks. Young people and parents need to know the unique risks to ...

School pupils are unable to concentrate because of the effects of nicotine and some are even vaping in class, according to teachers. A survey of members of the NASUWT teaching union found most ...

Children as young as seven are taking up vaping, the professor in charge of the UK's first vaping clinic for under-16s has warned. The UK's first vaping cessation service aimed at children opened just ...

Although e-cigarettes are often considered safer than conventional cigarettes, their vapor still poisons lung cells and causes epigenetic changes in tissues, as well as entirely new diseases.

A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has highlighted a concerning trend among teenagers regarding vaping.

For most teenagers, vaping is their first introduction to drug and alcohol use. Parents need to take vaping seriously. The nicotine level in electronic cigarettes, combined with ease and pleasure of ...

Talking to children about e-cigarettes and vaping is crucial in preventing nicotine addiction and promoting healthy choices. With youth vaping on the rise, parents can use expert-backed resources to ...

Vaping could be banned in cars carrying children, as well as in playgrounds and outside schools, according to government plans. The plans - which are subject to a 12-week public consultation - seek to ...

A third of Australian secondary schools have turned to a world-first anti-vaping program for help as new research shows ...

AN AMERICAN high school has closed four of its 11 student bathrooms due to vaping problems and damage to property. But sneaky ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vaping will be banned in cars carrying children, according to new government proposals. People will be prevented from smoking, ...

Safety intervention reports for children have slightly decreased, although some as young as 10 were “vaping”, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. Tinée Furbert, the youth minister, said that her ...