Research Study

Russian researchers from Saratov and Tomsk universities have found that e-cigarette aerosols can enhance lung tissue contrast, potentially improving accuracy in diagnosing lung diseases.

Yale University-led study finds genetic predisposition to cannabis addiction and increased risk of lung cancer. Over one million patients worldwide included in research.

USC researchers Adam Leventhal and Caryn Lerman have received $20 million to study tobacco regulation and protect young people.

The recent publication of an article titled "Nicotine's astonishing anti-aging effect: Can e-cigarettes prevent aging?" by Health Guide in People's Daily's media platform has been deleted.

A recent study found no statistical association between e-cigarette use and regular smoking in participants aged 16 to 24.

Massive adoption of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products propelling sales of products in smoking cessation and nicotine de-addiction market; demand for OTC smoking cessation products high

A new report shows that the proportion of teenagers and children using e-cigarettes is increasing due to social media influence.