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

Vaping for only a month can cause lung inflammation, even if you've never smoked before. ... After a month, most vape users' lungs weren't more inflamed than non-vape users.

After months of daily use, he was admitted to a London, Ontario, hospital with a fever, persistent cough and difficulty breathing. His condition worsened over his first few weeks at the hospital.

The post A woman got the incurable condition ‘cobalt lung’ after vaping marijuana for just 6 months ... She had been using a marijuana vape pen from the brand ZenPen for the past six months [1].

The Centers for Disease Control is investigating more than 450 reported cases of severe lung illness linked to vaping from U.S. residents of all ages, a number that the CDC said on Friday had more ...

A man from England, who claims he suffered from a collapsed lung after vaping, is warning others about the potential hazards of electronic cigarettes.. Alex Gittins, 31, said that he had been ...

Now, early research suggests that, while the changes are small, just vaping for a month can alter the lungs. This pilot study , published Tuesday in Cancer Prevention Research , examined people ...

Learning from the past, protecting the future. Popcorn and vaping might seem worlds apart, but they're connected by a common thread: exposure to inhaled chemicals that were never meant for the lungs.

Vaping might be safer than cigarette smoking, but they carry their own health risks. A New Jersey man’s electronic cigarette ...

One woman is warning young people off of vaping after less than a year of using them she was left with a vape-induced illness.. Lucy Turchin, 35, told news.com.au that she picked up vaping as she ...

It took a little getting used to, but after about a month, you were hooked on vaping. ... And finally, while neither smoking nor vaping is good for your lungs or cardiovascular system, ...

(CNN) -- Adam Hergenreder's vaping habit almost killed him. Late last month, the 18-year-old student-athlete in Gurnee, Illinois, was hospitalized after using e-cigarettes for more than a year and ...