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Banning e-cigarettes, not tobacco products, is 'ludicrous,' some public health experts say
Banning e-cigarettes, not tobacco products, is 'ludicrous,' some public health experts say

Teen e-cigarette use: A public health crisis | MDedge Pediatrics
Teen e-cigarette use: A public health crisis | MDedge Pediatrics

Palatine Approves Ban On E-Cigarette Smoking In Public Places - Journal & Topics Media Group
Palatine Approves Ban On E-Cigarette Smoking In Public Places - Journal & Topics Media Group

Switch to e-cigarettes, it's healthier than smoking and helps people quit
Switch to e-cigarettes, it's healthier than smoking and helps people quit

Atlanta to take aim at e-cigarettes, smoking in public places
Atlanta to take aim at e-cigarettes, smoking in public places

E-Cigarettes Expose People to More Than 'Harmless' Water Vapor | UC San Francisco
E-Cigarettes Expose People to More Than 'Harmless' Water Vapor | UC San Francisco

Vaping industry breathes easier: For now, California lawmakers won't restrict its business - CalMatters
Vaping industry breathes easier: For now, California lawmakers won't restrict its business - CalMatters

E-Cigarettes and Teen Health - Partnerships for Environmental Public Education (PEPH)
E-Cigarettes and Teen Health - Partnerships for Environmental Public Education (PEPH)

Debate: Are e-cigarettes beneficial to public health? | Pro/Con
Debate: Are e-cigarettes beneficial to public health? | Pro/Con

DOH bans use of e-cigarettes, vapes in public
DOH bans use of e-cigarettes, vapes in public

The Pros and Cons of Electronic Cigarettes
The Pros and Cons of Electronic Cigarettes

Milwaukee bans e-cigarettes in public spaces to promote public health
Milwaukee bans e-cigarettes in public spaces to promote public health

E-cigarettes should not be banned in public, medical experts warn | The Independent | The Independent
E-cigarettes should not be banned in public, medical experts warn | The Independent | The Independent

Vaping does not help people stop smoking, says WHO report | Smoking | The Guardian
Vaping does not help people stop smoking, says WHO report | Smoking | The Guardian

Georgia State Receives $1.4 Million To Study Effects Of E-cigarette Regulations - Georgia State University News - Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Press Releases, Research, School of Public Health, University Research
Georgia State Receives $1.4 Million To Study Effects Of E-cigarette Regulations - Georgia State University News - Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Press Releases, Research, School of Public Health, University Research

Publications - Vaping, E-Cigarettes, and Public Policy Toward Alternatives to Smoking | Heartland Institute
Publications - Vaping, E-Cigarettes, and Public Policy Toward Alternatives to Smoking | Heartland Institute

E-Cig Stigma: California Declares Vaping a Public Health Risk
E-Cig Stigma: California Declares Vaping a Public Health Risk

Cancer-causing Chemical Formed in E-cigarette Users - School of Public Health - University of Minnesota
Cancer-causing Chemical Formed in E-cigarette Users - School of Public Health - University of Minnesota

E-cigarettes less addictive than cigarettes | Penn State University
E-cigarettes less addictive than cigarettes | Penn State University

US states, cities moving to restrict vaping | Ars Technica
US states, cities moving to restrict vaping | Ars Technica

New Hanover County passes new rule limiting vaping, smoking in public | Port City Daily
New Hanover County passes new rule limiting vaping, smoking in public | Port City Daily

E-Cigarettes, as Consumer Products, Do Not Help People Quit Smoking, Study Finds | UC San Francisco
E-Cigarettes, as Consumer Products, Do Not Help People Quit Smoking, Study Finds | UC San Francisco

Banning E-Cigarettes Is a Bad Idea, Public Health Experts Say
Banning E-Cigarettes Is a Bad Idea, Public Health Experts Say

Will vaping bans do more harm than good? Some public health experts say yes.
Will vaping bans do more harm than good? Some public health experts say yes.