A new study identified alcohol use as the most common predictor of cannabis vaping among youth and young adults. The corresponding study was published in Social Science & Medicine. Cannabis vaping ...

Five years ago, researchers led by Virginia Commonwealth University forensic science professor Michelle Peace, Ph.D., revealed that e-liquids — the flavored nicotine solution used in e-cigarettes — ...

A study of more than 50,000 US adolescents across the country indicates a strong association between vaping nicotine and increasing rates of binge drinking and cannabis usage. The findings published ...

Vaping among teens and young people is consistently linked to subsequent smoking, marijuana and alcohol use, finds an overarching (umbrella) review of systematic reviews of the evidence, published ...

Nicotine vaping became the most common type of substance use among young people, according to a long-term national study headed by University of Michigan researchers. For the past four years, nicotine ...

Nicotine vaping has increased slightly over the past few years in the U.S., while binge drinking and heavy alcohol use were both slightly down, according to a report from the Substance Abuse and ...

The Philippines is facing a growing public health crisis: the alarming rise in alcohol, tobacco, and vape use among our youth. This troubling trend has been collectively declared by medical ...

LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - New studies show a serious problem with vaping and substance use among kids in school. And there’s a direct correlation with mental illness London police say they have been called ...

Teenage students at the School District of Reedsburg reported vaping and consuming alcohol at a higher rate than surrounding middle and high schools in the state according to results from the youth ...

Closing out a year where partisanship in the Capitol took a heavy toll on the state, lawmakers came together to attack a threat acknowledged by both parties — ...

Vaping and energy drinks are becoming more widespread and socially normalised, even though they carry significant health ...