An electronic cigarette or e-cigarette is a handheld electronic device that simulates the feeling of smoking. It works by heating a liquid to generate an aerosol, commonly called a "vapor", that the user inhales. Using e-cigarettes is commonly referred to as vaping.
A 32-year-old vape addicted woman was rushed to the hospital when her partner found black mucus seeping out of her nose and mouth. Find out what happened after that.
In recent years, it has been observed that the younger population has developed quite a fascination for vaping, shisha, or water pipes.
While vaping may carry fewer oral health risks than smoking cigarettes, it's essential to take proactive steps to protect your teeth and gums.
Experts now emphasize the need for a more nuanced evaluation of the potential health consequences associated with vaping.
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.
Vaping is worse than smoking. It is mainly because the chemical content in it is worse for health than the percentage of nicotine present in normal cigarettes.
Vape cigarettes are increasing both in availability and popularity. They are clouded in a mist of misbeliefs that can be detrimental to health.
Vaping is known to promote endothelial dysfunction it disables the blood arteries to open sufficiently to give enough blood to the heart. Endothelial cells line the inside of all blood vessels and control blood vessel opening. For more information. Watch Video.
Most nicotine is still derived from tobacco but there have been giant strides in synthetic nicotine that is completely free of tobacco.
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.
A new study published in the journal Addictive Behaviors found that teenagers who use vaping are more likely to take up smoking later.
What does vaping do to your lungs? Read to know more about how vaping may increase respiratory disease risk.
Teens and young adults who vaped were five times more likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19, says a new study. Read on to know more.
Use ofcigarette or vaping products is also linked to lung injury.
The investigation into the mysterious lung illness linked to e-cigarette use in the US has led to the identification of a potential culprit by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
According to the research conducted at Ohio State University, short-term vaping could cause cellular inflammation in never-smoker adults. Read on to know more
Trying to quit smoking? Electronic cigarettes might not be the best choice. Read on to know how vaping affects asthma patients.
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.
Nicotine vaping has almost doubled among high school students in US, a new survey confirms.
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.
E-Cigarettes and tobacco heating products cause significantly less staining to teeth than conventional cigarettes, a recent study has suggested.
Sharing his views on the need for policy change to regulate E-cigarettes in India, Professor Sweano said a wide range of products need to be made available to replace cigarettes. The goal should be to promote the least hazardous products.
A 32-year-old vape addicted woman was rushed to the hospital when her partner found black mucus seeping out of her nose and mouth. Find out what happened after that.
In recent years, it has been observed that the younger population has developed quite a fascination for vaping, shisha, or water pipes.
Experts now emphasize the need for a more nuanced evaluation of the potential health consequences associated with vaping.
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.
Most nicotine is still derived from tobacco but there have been giant strides in synthetic nicotine that is completely free of tobacco.
E-cigarette users are more likely to have prediabetes than people who'd never a vaped or smoked, according to a new study.
A new study published in the journal Addictive Behaviors found that teenagers who use vaping are more likely to take up smoking later.
What does vaping do to your lungs? Read to know more about how vaping may increase respiratory disease risk.
Teens and young adults who vaped were five times more likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19, says a new study. Read on to know more.
Use ofcigarette or vaping products is also linked to lung injury.
The investigation into the mysterious lung illness linked to e-cigarette use in the US has led to the identification of a potential culprit by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
According to the research conducted at Ohio State University, short-term vaping could cause cellular inflammation in never-smoker adults. Read on to know more
Trying to quit smoking? Electronic cigarettes might not be the best choice. Read on to know how vaping affects asthma patients.
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.
Nicotine vaping has almost doubled among high school students in US, a new survey confirms.
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.
E-Cigarettes and tobacco heating products cause significantly less staining to teeth than conventional cigarettes, a recent study has suggested.
Sharing his views on the need for policy change to regulate E-cigarettes in India, Professor Sweano said a wide range of products need to be made available to replace cigarettes. The goal should be to promote the least hazardous products.
E-cigarettes have been considered a safer option that cigarettes, but a recent research has claimed that vapours contain cancer-causing substances.
The ministry has so directed the states and union territories to monitor the sales of these products and check if they comply with the guidelines of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 which require them to be manufactured under a valid drug manufacturing license.
Researchers have said that vaping may be more harmful than previously thought.
Vaping poses a far lower risk to bystanders than passive smoking is one of the arguments of the proponents
While vaping may carry fewer oral health risks than smoking cigarettes, it's essential to take proactive steps to protect your teeth and gums.
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.
