A new study that found high levels of heavy metals in popular nicotine vapes adds to concerns about the products.

In the wake of a new study about vapes, experts who have long warned about the potential dangers of vaping are again ringing alarm bells.

Because vaping is fairly new, scientists don't have evidence that it causes lung cancer. Researchers do know, however, that vaping coats your lungs in harmful chemicals, including some linked to ...

Although there is no tobacco in vapes, the chemicals in them are of concern for lung health and cancer risk. In vaping, a ...

From inflamed lungs and stressed hearts to rewired young brains, the health fallout of vaping is no longer speculation. It's ...

Jacob Temple is warning people about the health consequences of e-cigarettes, saying 12 years of vaping led to him having a ...

Some people consider vaping a safer alternative to smoking, but e-cigarettes and the liquids they contain can still affect the lungs. Learn more here.

Vaping only nicotine can also lead to breathing problems because the lungs can still react to substances, especially flavoring, in the e-liquid, which causes other kinds of inflammation.

Marijuana oil vaping was cited in at least 21 cases of severe lung illness reported by the San Francisco Chronicle last week. In Utah, officials said marijuana oil was a likely culprit in most ...

A young Ohio woman was so addicted to vaping that she showered and slept with an e-cigarette — until she nearly died when her lungs collapsed and black goo poured out of her.

Adam Hergenreder’s vaping habit almost killed him. His case is one of now more than 450 lung illness associated with using e-cigarettes across the United States.

And just like that, life as she knew it went up in smoke. A 23-year-old woman has issued a startling warning against vaping after being rushed to the hospital with a collapsed lung.