Background Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are used worldwide as a substitute for
conventional cigarettes. Although they are primarily intended to support smoking cessation …

Background: The sale of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) containing nicotine is prohibited
in all Australian states and territories; yet, the growing availability and convenience of the …

Cigarette smoking and tuberculosis are a significant cause of death worldwide. Several
epidemiological studies have demonstrated cigarette smoking is a risk factor for …

Smoking cigarettes contributes to lung cancer progression and the development of other
respiratory diseases. E-cigs are increasingly being offered to mitigate the harmful effects of …

The use of e-cigarettes to deliver aerosolized nicotine has gained popularity in recent years.
Numerous reports have cited the development of acute pulmonary disease linked to vaping …

The epidemic of vaping-related acute lung injury is a public health disaster. As of October 3,
2019, the CDC had received reports of 1,080 lung injury cases from 48 states and one US …

Electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) may reduce health risks associated with chronic
exposure to smoke and their potential benefits have been the matter of intense scientific …

Exposure to cigarette smoke (CS) is associated with an increased risk of several
neurological diseases such as stroke, Alzheimer's disease, and dementia. At present …

The use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarette) and vaping devices started as a potential aid for
cessation and reducing the harmful consequences of cigarette smoking, mainly in the adult …

Background There is limited evidence about the effects of dual electronic cigarette (e-cig)
and combustible cigarette use on lung health or other health outcomes. Studies that have …