vaping

Widespread misconceptions about vaping’s risks are hindering smokers from switching to safer alternatives despite clear scientific evidence.

Sharing vapes can rapidly spread harmful bacteria and flu, making regular cleaning essential for personal health.

Vaping during pregnancy causes lifelong damage to offspring’s heart, brain, and metabolism even without nicotine, new research shows.

New research shows widespread confusion about vaping harms in Great Britain, prompting renewed calls for clear public health messaging.

UK’s 2025 disposable vape ban struggles to shift throwaway culture, with retailers still selling single-use devices.

Nearly half of vapers in the UK want employers to allow vaping breaks which could influence job choices and workplace policies.

Nearly 1 in 5 UK vapers plan to return to cigarettes after the disposable vape ban starts.

New analysis finds structured interventions may help people quit vaping, but more evidence is needed to guide clinical practice and policy.

Accurate information on vaping dispels myths, highlights its lower risks compared to smoking, and underscores the importance of regulation.

With 5.6 million UK vapers, poor hygiene practices during winter increase risks of bacteria and illness, experts warn.

Survey reveals 89% of vapers support stricter age verification policies to prevent underage vaping, as 45% report never being asked for ID.

Over the past decade, vaping has evolved from a niche trend into a global phenomenon.

A new study has uncovered significant links between frequent social media use, nicotine vaping, and mental health issues among adolescents.

A recent study conducted at a large university in the northeastern US has revealed significant associations between vaping and various health behaviours among undergraduate students.

In the ever-evolving world of vaping, taste is paramount. For many, the quest for the perfect flavour is a journey filled with trial and error, experimentation, and personal preference.