Everyone Will Smoke These in the Future
How's this for innovation?: electronic cigarettes. Little white tubes that look like the real thing have a nicotine solution that's heated by a battery, and the user exhales…
View ArticleThe Electronic Future of Smoking
Do you want all eyes in the room focused strictly on you? Do you want vague potential health benefits? Well, kids, toss out those cancer sticks and replace them with a thin…
View ArticleSocial Sensors Built Into E-Cigarettes Let Smokers Find Each Other In Public
Thanks to smoking bans in most states, cigarette smokers are relegated to taking their habits outside, where they can easily meet and mingle with others who share their…
View ArticleHere's Why The FDA Is Regulating E-Cigarettes
Early today, the FDAâafter years of saber-rattlingâproposed new rules to regulate e-cigarettes. You may have heard something about this, since people in both camps are…
View ArticleE-Cigarettes Not Harmless, Should Be Regulated Like Cigs, Study Says
E-cigarettes have only been around for about a decade, and it's not yet clear what all the health effects of "vaping" might be. But according to a comprehensive review of…
View ArticleFDA Calculates How Much Pleasure Americans Lose By Not Smoking
Not a smoker? You're missing out on a not-insignificant amount of fun, at least according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The agency recently released a cost-benefit calculation that...
View ArticleCreate A Smoking Pumpkin With An E-Cigarette
Want to put your neighbors to shame this Halloween? Pimp your pumpkin with a miniature smoke machine. A modified e-cigarette can create a surprising amount of fog, giving your carving an extra eerie...
View ArticleDo E-Cigarettes Really Create 10 Times More Carcinogens Than Regular Cigarettes?
"Study: E-cigarettes contain 10 times more carcinogens than cigarettes""E-cigarettes contain up to 10 times cancer-causing agents""E-cigarettes contain 10 times the…
View ArticleIs Secondhand Vaping Harmful To Your Health?
A small but disturbing study published last summer found that vaping indoors--even in a well-ventilated room--releases ultrafine particles and potentially carcinogenic…
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