Public opinion

A recent study from the University of Nebraska found that teens using e-cigarettes may be exposed to lead and uranium.

A recent study led by Dr. Matt Hobbs found that 97% of e-cigarette stores are within a 20-minute walk for students.

Indonesian e-cigarette consumers association chairman warns against misleading information equating e-cigarette risks with traditional cigarettes, impacting public health.

Recent study by Heertility in UK found e-cigarettes may reduce female fertility like traditional cigarettes, lowering AMH levels.

Health experts warn of differences in coughing between e-cigarettes and traditional tobacco, with potential long-term health risks.

Scotland's 15-year-old boys have the highest cannabis usage globally, according to a WHO report on underage substance abuse.

WHO Europe Branch report shows alarming trend of alcohol and e-cigarette use among teens, calling for restrictive measures.

With just eight weeks to go until the 11th edition of the Global Forum on Nicotine takes place in Warsaw, the conference organisers are thrilled to announce further details of two of the event’s keynote sessions.