Even though vapes are already banned in India, other countries in the world allowed it until now. WHO calls for a strict ban on flavoured vapes due to the health repercussions it has on people especially youngsters.
Gastroenterology Research has retracted a study linking vaping to liver disease after concerns were raised about its methods and findings. Critics say researchers are overstating the harms of use of e-cigarette.
Studies have found that vaping can cause irreversible lung inflammation which is way worse than smoking tobacco.
Vape cigarettes are increasing both in availability and popularity. They are clouded in a mist of misbeliefs that can be detrimental to health.
Nearly 85 per cent of the students reported using flavored e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes contain "highly addictive" nicotine, which can harm the developing adolescent brain.
Cigarettes remained the most commonly used product among US adults, followed by e-cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco and pipes.
E-cigarette users are more likely to have prediabetes than people who'd never a vaped or smoked, according to a new study.
Vaping may be less harmful than smoking but it can be extremely harmful to your health. Here are some of the serious health problems caused by e-cigarettes.
Many countries are exploring progressive regulations to legalise e-cigarettes to help adult smokers quit real cigarettes. Should India follow suit?
Quitting is the most important thing a smoker can do to improve their health but switching to e-cigarettes can make you more likely to relapse, says a new study.
A new study has found that e-cigarettes are no better than traditional cigarettes. In fact, it can cause your blood pressure to spike and lead to heart diseases and blood clots.
Many countries around the world, including UK and Japan, have successfully regulated ENDS products like e-cigarettes to make less harmful alternatives available for smokers. Banning products is the worst form of regulation and should be avoided, says Dr. Nimesh Desai, director of IHBAS.
The appealing array of fruit and candy flavours that entice millions of young people to take up vaping are cardiotoxic. Read on to know more.
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.
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.
Even though vapes are already banned in India, other countries in the world allowed it until now. WHO calls for a strict ban on flavoured vapes due to the health repercussions it has on people especially youngsters.
Gastroenterology Research has retracted a study linking vaping to liver disease after concerns were raised about its methods and findings. Critics say researchers are overstating the harms of use of e-cigarette.
Vape cigarettes are increasing both in availability and popularity. They are clouded in a mist of misbeliefs that can be detrimental to health.
Nearly 85 per cent of the students reported using flavored e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes contain "highly addictive" nicotine, which can harm the developing adolescent brain.
Cigarettes remained the most commonly used product among US adults, followed by e-cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco and pipes.
E-cigarette users are more likely to have prediabetes than people who'd never a vaped or smoked, according to a new study.
Many countries are exploring progressive regulations to legalise e-cigarettes to help adult smokers quit real cigarettes. Should India follow suit?
Quitting is the most important thing a smoker can do to improve their health but switching to e-cigarettes can make you more likely to relapse, says a new study.
A new study has found that e-cigarettes are no better than traditional cigarettes. In fact, it can cause your blood pressure to spike and lead to heart diseases and blood clots.
Many countries around the world, including UK and Japan, have successfully regulated ENDS products like e-cigarettes to make less harmful alternatives available for smokers. Banning products is the worst form of regulation and should be avoided, says Dr. Nimesh Desai, director of IHBAS.
The appealing array of fruit and candy flavours that entice millions of young people to take up vaping are cardiotoxic. Read on to know more.
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.
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.
Studies have found that vaping can cause irreversible lung inflammation which is way worse than smoking tobacco.
Vaping may be less harmful than smoking but it can be extremely harmful to your health. Here are some of the serious health problems caused by e-cigarettes.
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