Leading experts in the field remain satisfied that vaping is better for our health than smoking. That said, most existing research looks at the short-term effects of vaping. Very little is known about ...

It's why she says the findings of the first study into the health effects of vaping showing that vapes are just as harmful as cigarettes don't surprise her. He says that puts long-term users at ...

Britons are taking up vaping in unprecedented numbers, with roughly one in ten adults estimated to be hooked on the habit. While vapes are generally considered safer than cigarettes and a ...

South Africa's 2025 budget brings significant changes to sin tax, with new regulations affecting both traditional cigarettes ...

According to Cancer Research UK, there is no strong evidence to suggest that vaping causes cancer, but it can cause side effects such as throat and mouth irritation, headache, cough and feeling sick.

Sleep expert Martin Seeley has spoken about how vaping might be preventing you from getting a good night's rest ...

Vaping refers to the inhalation of these e-cigarettes ... harmful or may potentially be harmful — from diacetyl (which causes “popcorn lung“) to heavy metals like lead.

Kerri has been left with both physical and mental scars from the ordeal, and asks herself "What if my son had been in my arms?" ...

"There is no good evidence that vaping causes cancer." 3. Increases dry mouth and tooth sensitivity Vapes cause your salivary glands to not produce enough saliva, said Dr Smita. She added ...

It also pointed out there was "no good evidence that vaping causes cancer". Dr Jasmine Khouja, senior author and senior research associate, tobacco and alcohol research group integrative cancer ...

We don't yet know their long-term effects, so people who have never smoked shouldn't use them." The charity points out that there is no good evidence to show that vaping [when using safety-checked ...