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Vaping, which converts liquid into mist, has users inhaling vegetable glycerin, propylene glycol, flavoring, coloring and nicotine.
The rapid spread of e-cigarette use among young teenagers has not slowed the decline in smoking in the same age group, much less reversed it, according to a new study.
People who use e-cigarettes are more likely to have heart problems than those who don't, says a study released on Thursday in the US.
Gadgets that monitor health, from wearable step-counters to apps tracking sleep and diet, have exploded in popularity in recent years, and now even the tobacco industry is trying to jump into the fray.
E-cigarettes are twice as effective as nicotine patches or gum at helping people quit smoking traditional cigarettes, according to major British study Wednesday, involving nearly 900 people.
E-cigarettes are increasingly used by smokers in China, but there are currently no national regulations on their use, China Daily reported Thursday.
US regulators ordered sharp restrictions on sales of e-cigarettes, as national data showed a 78 percent single-year surge in vaping among young people, with two-thirds using fruit and candy-flavored products.
Juul Labs Inc said it will pull popular flavors such as mango, cucumber and fruit from retail store shelves in an effort to reduce surging teenage use of its products.
The inmates' business allegedly involved ecstasy-laced electronic cigarette liquid that was produced in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta.
The Jakarta Police arrested 11 people for allegedly producing and distributing electronic cigarette liquid containing ecstasy in Kelapa Gading, Jakarta, on Wednesday.