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Short on resources and having exhausted nearly all other options, the district is hoping a nearly $22,000 investment in e-cigarette monitors will curb student use.

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In a step towards curbing the rising trend of youth and young adult vaping, Great Rivers United Way has been awarded an $81,288 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health

New licensing requirements added for vape device sellers and alcohol beverage renewals will go out later than normal.

Oldham County Schools are on high alert after a recent uptick in students using THC-based vaping devices.

First lady Emine Erdoğan marked Feb. 9, World Stop Smoking Day, with a poignant message urging global action against the scourge of tobacco addiction,...

Experts underlined that tobacco use can lead to health issues, including reproductive system complications in both men and women, manifesting as...

This analysis of trends in e-cigarette prevalence highlights several important trends among smokers, updating the current literature with new information about demographics and other data.

Vaping devices pose significant health risks, including respiratory problems, addiction, and potential long-term damage. Here are 10 reasons that shed light on the serious health issues associated with e-cigarettes, urging caution and awareness.

The complaints seek the maximum civil money penalty of $19,192 for a single violation from each retailer.