e-cigarettes

Amid vaping-related lung illnesses and multiple deaths around the United States, President Donald Trump's administration is gearing up to ban flavored e-cigarettes nationwide, officials announced Wednesday. The move comes as a mystery vaping illness has killed at least 6 people in the U.S.

Michigan is the first state to ban flavored ecigarettes, amid rising health concerns for vaping and underage use. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered the ban in response to increased vaping in youth. The prohibition will apply to flavored vape products both online and in stores.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has started an investigation into marketing practices used by popular e-cigarette company Juul, but the company told Digital Trends that it spent very little on influencer marketing and never targeted teens.

The FDA continues to seek reports of seizures after e-cigarette use and says it has received 127 reports so far. But it still hasn't found a provable direct link or a pattern among those reports. Could the problems be explained away by early symptoms of nicotine overdose? Yes, and here's why

San Francisco has become the first city in the U.S. to ban the sales of e-cigarettes in stores and online. The ban is the first of its kind in the U.S. and does not include regular cigarettes and other tobacco products, or recreational marijuana. If it stands, the ban won't go into effect for several months.

Vaping can be complicated to say the least. Thankfully, our comprehensive guide can help you with choosing a mod and nicotine level, among other things.

A new study coming out of University of Rochester Medical Centre suggests that cinnamon, vanilla and buttery flavors of e-cigarettes rank among the worst in terms of toxicity.

At China’s e-cigarette expo, vendors show off new wares, do business, and discuss the opportunity to sell the world a new way to smoke.

The FDA noted a pretty significant change in its e-cigarette policy, which includes relaxing restrictions on these kinds of products

E-cigarettes are everywhere, but is vaping provably any safer than smoking? According to a new in-depth study, the answer is a definite yes.

As per a new study, not only do e-cigarettes not help you kick the habit, they may have the opposite effect.

The U.K. Department of Health has issued a report that finds e-cigarettes considerably less harmful than their analog counterparts.

The FDA just released a 241-page proposal for new rules regulating the use of e-cigarettes, so we put together a quick overview of the most important parts

According to a New York Times report, the US Food and Drug Administration will finally lay down some long-awaited rules aimed at regulating e-cigarettes.

Looking to try some new e-liquid flavors, but don't know where to find 'em? Check out this subscription-based service that sends you new flavors each month

A new report from The New York Times demonizes e-cigarette e-liquid as a dangerous killer. But the real danger is ignorant, irresponsible people.

My fiancee forbids vaping in most parts of our house – and I don't have a good argument against it.

Definitely a nuisance to anyone in NYC that's attempting to quit smoking by using an e-cigarette, smoking those devices indoors is no longer an option.

E-cigarette safety is a matter of contention. But a look at studies of a similar product, theatrical fog machines, may give us some insight.