Objectives Classify and describe the policy approaches used by countries to regulate e-cigarettes.
Methods National policies regulating e-cigarettes were identified by (1) conducting …

Introduction Within tobacco prevention programming, it is useful to identify youth that are at
risk for experimenting with various tobacco products and e-cigarettes. The susceptibility to …

Background Health warning labels (HWL) on tobacco products help educate smokers about
the health effects from smoking; however, there is a need to improve HWL content including …

Introduction Young adults new to tobacco (including e-cigarettes) are at an increased risk of
e-cigarette use after e-cigarette exposure. This study examined the association between …

PURPOSE: Smoking is causally associated with certain prevalent visually impairing eye
diseases, including age-related macular degeneration and cataract. Studies have found that …

Introduction Electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) device and liquid characteristics (eg,
wattage, nicotine concentration) are diverse and important in determining product appeal, …

France implemented a comprehensive smoke-free law in two phases: Phase 1 (February
2007) banned smoking in workplaces, shopping centres, airports, train stations, hospitals, and …

Background e-Cigarette device and liquid characteristics are highly customizable; these
characteristics impact nicotine delivery and exposure to toxic constituents. It is critical to …

Introduction Nicotine pouches are small, permeable pouches containing nicotine. The nicotine
may either be derived from tobacco plants or synthetically produced. Nicotine pouches …

Background: In total, 3.2% of American adults report using e-cigarettes every day or some
days. The Vaping and Patterns of E-cigarette Use Research (VAPER) Study is a web-based …