Vaping may pose more risks to health than traditional cigarettes, potentially leading to dementia, heart disease, and organ failure for long-term users, according to the author of a bombshell study.

Dr. William Adelman is the medical director of the CHOC Primary Care Network at Children’s Hospital of Orange County.

This comes despite the NHS's stance that using E-cigarettes to inhale nicotine vapour is "substantially less harmful than smoking." World's first study shows side-effects of vaping. Should ...

The agency, however, admits that “evidence is mostly limited to short and medium term effects and studies assessing longer term vaping are necessary.” That advice has not changed despite ...

Vaping could be more hazardous to health than traditional smoking, potentially leading to conditions like dementia, heart disease, and organ failure, says the lead researcher of a pioneering study.

"Young people have got smaller bodies which are still growing and vaping could have greater side-effects. "Nicotine is not a pleasant substance – it's not harmless. It is developed in plants as ...