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What does vaping do to your lungs? Read to know more about how vaping may increase respiratory disease risk.
Researchers found that e-cigarette consists of harmful levels of metals like zinc which are correlated to elevated oxidated DNA damage.
E-cigarettes can damage your DNA, cause lung injury. Stop using e-cigarettes before it's too late.
While new research suggests that smoking hookah increases your risk of heart attack and stroke, we tell you how it is as bad as smoking a cigarette, if not worse.
On 27 November 2019, the bill to ban electronic cigarettes was passed by the Lok Sabha. Here are a few reasons why the Government of India decided to take this step.
Researchers have found that besides advertisements, peers, and the internet, the family attitude towards vaping is one of the significant factors responsible for influencing teenagers' perception of e-cigarettes.
As India recently announced ban on use of e-cigarettes, here we tell you all about this battery powered device and its harmful effects.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman yesterday said that the government would pass an ordinance immediately subject to President's approval to give effect to the e-cigarettes ban.
According to a study published in the Journal of Sleep Research, smoking e-cigarette is associated with higher risk of deteriorating sleep.
According to a study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society, e-cigarettes can delay the onset of pregnancy in young women. Read on to know more.
According to a study published in journal Aerosol Science and Technology, hookah smoke has many toxic and harmful chemicals, like nicotine that can lead to tobacco addiction.
As debate over the impact and usage of e-cigarettes continues, we shed light on the ways they affect human health.
According to a study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, a single session of vaping can deliver more nicotine in the airways than smoking one cigarette.
According to a recent report by Philip Morris International, a cigarette company it was noted that since its debut of smoke-free products in Japan in 2014, 7.9 million people have switched from regular smoke to healthy smoke-free alternatives.
According to a new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, endothelial cells exposed to the e-liquids exhibit significantly increased levels of molecules implicated in DNA damage and cell death.
In a study published in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research, it was revealed that 60 per cent of all the e-cigarette smokers want to quit smoking just like a traditional smoker.
A new study published in the journal Cancer Prevention Research, has revealed that quitting smoking can cut bladder cancer risk in older women.
In a study published in the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice, the researchers found that toxic chemicals such as carcinogens and other toxicants were found in significantly higher quantities in conventional cigarette smoke as compared to the vapour from an e-cigarette.
A new study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, has revealed that toxins in e-cigarette products adds to the growing concerns about the potential for adverse respiratory effects in users.
A new study published in the journal Psychiatry Research has revealed that smoking can make you blind by damaging your retina.
A new study published in the University of Stirling has revealed that large pictorial images on standardised packs of cigarettes reduce the appeal of tobacco products.
A new study published in the Pediatrics journal has revealed that e-cigarette vaping is not safe for children and therefore parents should stop vaping e-cigarettes in front of them.
E-cigarettes contain harmful ingredients. Now, Jharkhand has banned them.
A new research published in the journal Tobacco Control has revealed that vaping is linked to wheezing in adults, which is a precursor to serious health conditions.
Researchers have found that besides advertisements, peers, and the internet, the family attitude towards vaping is one of the significant factors responsible for influencing teenagers' perception of e-cigarettes.
As India recently announced ban on use of e-cigarettes, here we tell you all about this battery powered device and its harmful effects.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman yesterday said that the government would pass an ordinance immediately subject to President's approval to give effect to the e-cigarettes ban.
According to a study published in the Journal of Sleep Research, smoking e-cigarette is associated with higher risk of deteriorating sleep.
According to a study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society, e-cigarettes can delay the onset of pregnancy in young women. Read on to know more.
According to a study published in journal Aerosol Science and Technology, hookah smoke has many toxic and harmful chemicals, like nicotine that can lead to tobacco addiction.
As debate over the impact and usage of e-cigarettes continues, we shed light on the ways they affect human health.
According to a study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, a single session of vaping can deliver more nicotine in the airways than smoking one cigarette.
According to a recent report by Philip Morris International, a cigarette company it was noted that since its debut of smoke-free products in Japan in 2014, 7.9 million people have switched from regular smoke to healthy smoke-free alternatives.
According to a new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, endothelial cells exposed to the e-liquids exhibit significantly increased levels of molecules implicated in DNA damage and cell death.
In a study published in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research, it was revealed that 60 per cent of all the e-cigarette smokers want to quit smoking just like a traditional smoker.
A new study published in the journal Cancer Prevention Research, has revealed that quitting smoking can cut bladder cancer risk in older women.
In a study published in the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice, the researchers found that toxic chemicals such as carcinogens and other toxicants were found in significantly higher quantities in conventional cigarette smoke as compared to the vapour from an e-cigarette.
A new study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, has revealed that toxins in e-cigarette products adds to the growing concerns about the potential for adverse respiratory effects in users.
A new study published in the journal Psychiatry Research has revealed that smoking can make you blind by damaging your retina.
A new study published in the University of Stirling has revealed that large pictorial images on standardised packs of cigarettes reduce the appeal of tobacco products.
A new study published in the Pediatrics journal has revealed that e-cigarette vaping is not safe for children and therefore parents should stop vaping e-cigarettes in front of them.
E-cigarettes contain harmful ingredients. Now, Jharkhand has banned them.
A new research published in the journal Tobacco Control has revealed that vaping is linked to wheezing in adults, which is a precursor to serious health conditions.
A new research published in ERJ Open Research has revealed that new heated tobacco devices are no less toxic to the human lung cells than ordinary cigarette smoke.
Tobacco smoking is responsible for 6 billion deaths per year globally and the hookah is the second most common way of smoking tobacco.
Bidi smoking costs India over Rs 80,000 crore in ill health and early deaths every year which is equivalent to 0.5 per cent of the goods and services (GDP) the country produces and more than two per cent of its total health spend, says a study.
According to the researchers at the University College London, smokers who are regularly exposed to vapers are around 20 percent more likely to have a high motivation to quit.
The new study has provided important information for providers on how to counsel their patients considering surgery on the negative impacts of both traditional and e-cigarettes on their wound healing progress and safety.
