Children living in households where e-cigarettes are used are unintentionally inhaling substances that could harm their developing bodies.

People who receive coupons for e-cigarettes are more than 1.5 times more likely to begin using them and less likely to quit.

Restrictions on flavored e-cigarettes may push young people to smoke regular cigarettes, a much more dangerous product, researchers say.

Vaping increases the risk of asthma in young people who have never smoked conventional tobacco products, a new study suggests.

People who use e-cigarettes before pregnancy are more likely to stop smoking while pregnant than those who use NRT, a new study shows.

Should e-cigarettes, or vapes be accepted more widely as a an effective way to treat adult nicotine addiction? Researchers say "yes."

An FDA ban on flavored e-cigarettes did not move people to quit vaping, according to a new survey.

Vaping e-cigarettes and similar devices are associated with a higher risk of cavities, researchers report.

When people switch to vaping as a way to stop smoking cigarettes, some just end up becoming dual nicotine users. But smoking cessation programs can help.

Many Americans are vaping substances never meant to be inhaled, including tea, caffeine, and essential oils, a new survey shows.