E-cigarette Research

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The Emergence of E-Cigarettes

Adolescent exposure to e-cigarette TV ads increases likelihood of future use

Adolescents more likely to try e-cigarettes when exposed to TV ads

Adolescent exposure to e-cigarette tv ads increases likelihood of future use

Harmful or harmless? New studies light up debate on e-cigarettes

Use of e-cigarettes among Florida youth has tripled in past four years, exceeding traditional cigarette use

Report: E-cigarettes can cause permanent brain damage for teens

Study explores composition of e-cigarette vapor, potential health impacts of secondhand exposure

Study shows e-cigarette vapors contain toxins and have the potential to be a public health concern

Teen smokers use multiple products

Teens likely to combine multiple forms of tobacco, study finds

Teen tobacco users likely to use it in multiple forms

Teen tobacco users likely to use it in multiple forms

Some Kids Use Tobacco, E-Cigarettes Together, Study Finds

Some Kids Use Tobacco, E-Cigs Together: Study

Some Kids Use Tobacco, E-Cigarettes Together, Study Finds

Some kids use tobacco, E-cigarettes together, study finds