Penn State recently released some results from the ongoing PATH study regarding users’ dependency on e-cigarettes and regular cigarettes. To see the current results, as well as future plans for the PATH...
Use of electronic cigarettes or nicotine-replacement therapy is associated with lower levels of carcinogens and toxins that with traditional cigarettes.
A recent study compared cardiac sympathetic activity and oxidative stress in e-cigarette users and nonusers to determine if e-cigarettes contributed to increases in cardiovascular risks in otherwise healthy...
In a recent study, researchers examined the difference in risk of coronary heart disease among individuals who smoked fewer cigarettes per day over a long period of time and those who smoked more cigarettes...