Vaping

With names like "Banana Pudding," "Blueberry Cinnamon-Streusel Muffin" and "Butter Crunch," the flavoring ingredients in electronic cigarettes sound not only harmless but immensely appealing.

A new tobacco device, known as IQOS, could soon be sold in the U.S. But is it safer than a regular cigarette? An FDA panel has weighed in.

U.S. officials remain concerned about teen marijuana use — which increased in the past year — and vaping, which is common, according to a new survey.

Switching to e-cigarettes won't solve all the health problems smokers face, but how do they stack up compared to regular cigarettes?

The reasons people use e-cigarettes are shifting, with fewer using them as a way to quit smoking, and more using them as to a way to boost their social image, a new study finds.

Teens who "vape" in high school are at increased risk for using tobacco cigarettes in the future.

A new study finds that certain markers for heart disease risk are higher in e-cigarette users than in nonusers.

A 6-year-old girl experienced severe nicotine poisoning after her parents accidentally gave her liquid nicotine instead of a pain reliever.

Injuries from exploding e-cigarettes appear to be on the rise, according to a new analysis from a Seattle hospital.

"Cannavaping" — using e-cigarettes for vaping cannabis — may be a better way to use medical marijuana, according to a small, early study.