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The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that government need to take urgent action to control e-cigarettes or Vape to protect young people, as well as non-smokers a

The top 5 most-read population health articles of 2023 included nicotine consumption, the future of health care initiatives, medical insurance, and the results of low-sodium diets.

E- cigarettes, a new device to counter the disease burden of tobacco smoking.

The World Medical Association (WMA), echoing concerns raised by the World Health Organization (WHO), has issued a stern warning about the dangers of electronic cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS). This warning comes amidst rising global popularity of e-cigarettes, particularly among young people, and a lack of adequate regulation in many countries.

The World Health Organization (WHO) called on governments to categorize electronic cigarettes in line with tobacco products and to enforce a ban on all...

The WHO said vapes are dangerous but “have been allowed on the open market and aggressively marketed to young people.”

San Francisco’s city attorney has filed a lawsuit against three online retailers for illegally selling flavored vape and tobacco products in The City, flouting a 2020 statewide ban on such transactions.

City has many vape shops with large customer bases, providing nicotine products at various price levels

Electronic nicotine devices, originally marketed to help smokers quit cigarettes, have resulted in a worldwide outbreak of adolescent nicotine consumers.

New Zealand has reversed its decision to implement the world's toughest anti-smoking law, to the disappointment of many inside and outside the island nation. But how are other laws aimed at tobacco use faring around the world?