E-cigarette flavors decrease perception of harm among youth - Department of Family Medicine
Public Health Consequences of E-Cigarettes | The National Academies Press
UI research studies impact of regulation on e-cigarette usage in different states - The Daily Iowan
E-cigarette study links metal exposure from vaping to DNA damage - SlashGear
Teen vapers choose mint as their favorite e-cigarette flavor
E-cigarettes linked to lung problems, first long-term study on vaping finds
E-Cigarettes, as Consumer Products, Do Not Help People Quit Smoking, Study Finds | UC San Francisco
E-cigarettes 'may do more harm than good,' study suggests
E-cigarettes outperform patches and gums in quit-smoking study
E-Cigarettes and the Use of Conventional Cigarettes (06.04.2018)
E-cigarette users trying to quit smoking should vape every day, studies suggest | Smoking | The Guardian
E-cigarettes more effective than nicotine gums, patches, study finds
More than a quarter-million youth who had never smoked a cigarette used e- cigarettes in 2013 | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC
Use of e-cigarettes and smoked tobacco in youth aged 14–15 years in New Zealand: findings from repeated cross-sectional studies (2014–19) - The Lancet Public Health
UC San Diego Study: E-cigarettes Don't Help Smokers Stay Off Cigarettes
Prospective studies related to e-cigarette use and smoking cessation.... | Download Table
Nicotine pharmacokinetics of electronic cigarettes: A pooled data analysis from the literature - ScienceDirect
Vaping Could Make You 40 Percent More Likely to Get Respiratory Disease | The Brink | Boston University
An updated overview of e-cigarette impact on human health | Respiratory Research | Full Text
E-cigarettes may help smokers quit even if they don't intend to, study finds - UPI.com
New study comes the closest yet to proving that e-cigarettes aren't as dangerous as smoking - Cancer Research UK - Cancer news
New study comes the closest yet to proving that e-cigarettes aren't as dangerous as smoking - Cancer Research UK - Cancer news
E-cigarettes don't help smokers kick the habit, UCSD study finds
E-cigarettes may cause cancer and heart disease, says study
New CDC study finds dramatic increase in e-cigarette-related calls to poison centers | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC
PDF) Health impact of E-cigarettes: A prospective 3.5-year study of regular daily users who have never smoked
