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Single-use e-cigarettes growing in popularity among young people despite unknown health effects and environmental impact

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health warned that e-cigarettes are not a risk-free product.

The former This Morning presenter has been speaking in interviews for the first time since losing his job

Four years ago, I wrote a column in this newspaper warning about an epidemic of vaping among teenagers, outlining tough regulation. I could publish it again today because nothing has changed. Except the number of teens vaping has doubled. And tobacco firms have got smarter luring a new generation into…

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Phillip Schofield has admitted he's 'not in a great way' after 'furiously vaping' and turning to whiskey in the aftermath of going public with his affair

E-cigarettes are often pushed as a safer alternative to smoking, by vape manufacturing brands and smokers, but they can be more addictive and deliver more nicotine to those who use them, say scientists.

Data also finds an increase in vaping among 14 to 17 year olds in what researchers warn is a clear ‘gateway’ to smoking

While the federal government mulls over new vaping regulations, tobacco smoking rates are on the rise, worrying health experts.