The long-term effects of vaping are still emerging, but early research indicates vaping damages the lungs much like smoking.

Vaping has rapidly gained traction as a seemingly safer option compared to the age-old habit of smoking. With its modern appeal and the wide array of flavors, it’s no surprise that many, especially ...

Scientists have already run studies to show the effect vaping has on the lungs, but now a professor explains the habit 'opens ...

Laboratory work shows that vaping aerosols (even without nicotine) can loosen the tight seal of pulmonary endothelial cells. When the barrier leaks, fluid and inflammatory molecules seep into the ...

Vaping, a process of inhaling an aerosolized material into the lungs, has become increasingly popular. Because it simulates smoking, it was originally thought to be beneficial for people trying to ...

The World Health Organization has reported that over 100 million people worldwide, including 15 million teenagers, are using ...

Vape use has become increasingly popular in recent years with nearly one in 10 11 to 15-year-olds vaping frequently. It’s been widely believed for a long time that vaping would have similar health ...

Vaping has emerged in the last few years as a safer alternative to smoking. But health experts emphasize that "safer" doesn't mean "safe" — especially for people who don't already smoke. "Existing ...