Topic: Juul

Pod-based e-cigarettes may be more addictive than other tobacco products, according to an analysis published Monday showing that JUUL and other pods deliver nearly 60 percent more nicotine than regular cigarettes.

Weeks after e-cigarette giant Juul voluntarily stopped selling many flavored vaping products popular with U.S. teens, sales rebounded as customers switched to varieties still on the shelves.

The magnets in vaping devices might be able to wreak havoc on heart pacemakers and defibrillators, a new case report suggests.

Many U.S. teens and young adults have no idea much nicotine is in the vaping products they use, a new study says.

A coalition of 28 states joined Connecticut's investigation into Juul's marketing and sales practices of vaping products, Virginia's attorney general announced Tuesday.

The number of reported deaths has risen again in an outbreak of vaping-related lung illness linked to tainted THC vapes, federal health investigators said Tuesday.

Shares of tobacco giant Altria tumbled on Wall Street Thursday after the tobacco giant released a fourth-quarter earnings report that showed it took a $4.1 billion hit due to its investment in e-cigarette maker Juul.

The epidemic of addictive vaping among youth continues, with e-cigarette devices by Juul continuing to surge in popularity among teens and young adults, new research shows.

The Trump administration is expected on Friday to ban flavored e-cigarette pods with the exception of menthol and tobacco flavors, and flavored liquid nicotine products.

A new study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine revealed that three-quarters of teens who vape use the e-cigarette devices to smoke not just nicotine products but marijuana as well.

The number of deaths tied to vaping related illness has reached 48 in 25 states, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.

New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit Tuesday against e-cigarette maker Juul, alleging deceptive business practices and illegal sales to minors.

California sued cigarette maker Juul for selling and marketing its products to minors through its online store.

Juul electronic cigarettes deliver nicotine at a much higher rate than most other types of e-cigarettes, new research shows.

Gunmakers have long refused to take responsibility for their role in the epidemic of mass shootings. That may be about to change.