Objective Waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) involves passing tobacco smoke through water
prior to inhalation, and has spread worldwide. This spread becomes a public health concern …

Despite claims of safety or harm reduction for electronic cigarettes (E-cig) use (also known
as vaping), emerging evidence indicates that E-cigs are not likely safe, or necessarily safer …

Electronic cigarettes (E-cigs) have been promoted as harm-free or less risky than smoking,
even for women during pregnancy. These claims are made largely on E-cig aerosol having …

Vaping, or electronic cigarette (ecig) use, is prevalent among pregnant women, although
little is known about the effects of perinatal ecig use on cardiovascular health of the progeny …

Background Prescription drug misuse is an escalating public health problem that is
prevalent among college students. Various factors, such as sex, age, race, mental health …

Electronic cigarettes (Ecigs) are being promoted as safer than traditional tobacco cigarettes,
leading to increased use even during pregnancy. However, the risks associated with Ecig …

Introduction Electronic cigarettes (e‐cigs) have increased in popularity world‐wide and are
marketed as a safe alternative to smoking, even in the context of pregnancy. This is …

Electronic cigarette (e-cig) use is increasing due to aggressive marketing, tempting flavors,
and seemingly higher acceptability in the community (lesser perceived social stigma) …

Developmental harm to offspring from maternal exposure to electronic cigarettes (E‐cig)
during pregnancy is still poorly understood. Similar to cigarettes, we hypothesized the even …

Electronic cigarettes (Ecigs) are promoted as effective smoking cessation tools, and
consequently widely used among pregnant women who are motivated to quit tobacco …