Aditi is a student & member of IH’s YOUTHWISE, had a chance to chat with Dr. Silvina Mema, IH’s deputy chief medical health officer about smoking and vaping.

Vaping, often marketed as a healthier alternative to smoking, can still pose significant health risks, including an increased potential for cancer due to harmful substances in e-cigarettes.

However, vaping can potentially increase the risk of cancer, although the long-term risks are still being studied. Contents of e-cigarettes• The list of harmful substances found in E cigarettes ...

E-cigarette use among college-age students has drastically increased. UAB researchers studied the perception of health risks of e-cigarettes compared to traditional cigarettes. To understand factors ...

Previous studies by Ruoyan Sun, Ph.D., assistant professor in the UAB Department of Health Policy and Organization, highlight additional challenges of studying vaping risks compared to traditional ...

Doctors have said that while vaping is better for you than smoking, it's not completely safe, and carries its own set of risks. Doctors around the world have observed lung injuries in patients who ...

Belton-Honea Path High School in Anderson County, South Carolina, has implemented a new program to address vaping at school ...

Vape use has become increasingly popular in recent years with nearly one in 10 11 to 15-year-olds vaping frequently. It’s been widely believed for a long time that vaping would have similar ...

Stewart said the program is part of a new emphasis by the Volunteers for Youth Justice called the "Risks of Youth Vaping Workshop." "During my terms as your district attorney, I have become ...

Quit Victoria released a range of free Victorian curriculum-aligned vaping education resources to teach young people about ...