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Q&A: E-cigarettes doubling as gaming devices put youth at risk for addiction
Vaping devices with games are creating an even bigger challenge when it comes to convincing adolescents not to vape, posing dangers of nicotine addiction and gaming disorder, according to a press release.
Novel e-cigarette products include less nicotine analog than labeled
The measured amount of 6-methylnicotine, a nicotine analog, was 87% to 88% less than the amount on the label for all nine flavors of the Spree Bar e-cigarette, according to a research letter published in JAMA.
Text message intervention lowers e-cigarette use in adolescents
Receiving daily text messages as part of an e-cigarette cessation intervention led to a larger vaping abstinence rate at 7 months vs. a control treatment in adolescents, according to results published in JAMA.
Lung cancer risks persist with e-cigarette use after quitting tobacco smoking
SAN DIEGO — Smokers who used electronic cigarettes after quitting had more risk for lung cancer than those who quit but did not use e-cigarettes, according to a study presented at the American Thoracic Society International Conference.
Current e-cigarette users less likely to get screened for lung cancer
The likelihood for lung cancer screening uptake was reduced among current vs. never e-cigarette users, according to results published in JAMA Network Open.
FDA reverses marketing denial orders on Juul vaping devices, products
The FDA announced that it has revoked its previous marketing denial orders to Juul Labs in part because of new case law and further review, according to a press release from the agency.
Varenicline plus minimal behavioral support aids in e-cigarette cessation
More adults with exclusive daily e-cigarette use receiving 8-week varenicline quit than those receiving placebo, according to a research letter published in American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
‘We were shocked’: Vaping considerably increases lung cancer risk among people who smoke
People who vaped and smoked cigarettes appeared four times more likely to develop lung cancer compared with those who only smoked, according to study results presented at American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting.
Q&A: Uncovering how vaping additives injure lungs, impact breathing
Back in 2019, the CDC declared e-cigarette or vaping product use-associated lung injury an epidemic and later expressed confidence in the additive, vitamin E acetate, being strongly linked to this outbreak.
E-cigarette use could raise heart failure risk up to 19%
ATLANTA — Individuals with a history of e-cigarette use may have increased risk for incident heart failure, regardless of concomitant cigarette, cigar, hookah or smokeless cigarette use, a speaker reported.