According to the American Lung Association, one in five Ohio high school teenagers use some form of tobacco product.

A team led by Francesco Paesani, Kurt Shuler Faculty Scholar and professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at ...

“Pale blue eyes They don’t deceive me now/ They show me who I really am/ Not broken just begun/ Talk to me my pale blue eyes/ They see me crystal clear/ Never been so grateful for/ Those pale ...

Flavored nicotine vapes have been illegal to sell in New York ... people with “cartoonish” packaging and flavors like “Blue Razz Slushy,” “Sour Watermelon Patch” and “Unicorn Cake.” ...

Dr Boidin comments on the study: "Smokers tend to go outside and smoke, and once a cigarette is finished they have to light up another to keep going. But with vapes, you just keep going and it's ...

According to him, the continuous nature of vaping, unlike smoking, which requires regular breaks to light new cigarettes, makes it much easier for users to inhale excessive amounts of nicotine and ...

He adds: “Smokers tend to go outside and smoke, and once a cigarette is finished they have to light up another to keep going. But with vapes, you just keep going and it’s much harder to know ...