The Latest Breaking News from Vaping

E-cigarette company Juul Labs will pay Chicago $23.8 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the company marketed harmful vaping products to underage users, the city announced Friday

LOS ANGELES — Graffiti. A broken window or compromised fence. Vaping in the bathroom. A sextortion threat. A student who talked about bringing a weapon to class.

When smoking first became popular we were told it was healthy, it was heavily marketed (including to young people) as being cool, and the time it took for us to learn otherwise was long, and came too late for many. Unfortunately, it seems history is repeating itself with vaping.

Two leading supermarkets have removed popular vaping products from shelves amid serious health concerns ...

Teachers condemn family support for trend in England and Wales that leads to school ‘stampedes’

Elf Bar's Lost Mary vapes have reportedly been removed from two supermarket's shelves after they were found to contain 50 per cent more than the legal nicotine limit

We asked three teenagers, aged 16 and 17, to visit shops in their area and attempt to purchase vapes. Despite it being illegal to sell vapes to under 18s, they managed to buy them at a number of outlets

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has admitted that he casually partakes in a vape or two on 2Day FM radio show, Hughsey, Ed & Erin.

One in ten S4 pupils say they vape regularly, a threefold rise in the last five years, shock data reveals.