The Dangers of Vaping Compared to Smoking

A bombshell study suggests that vaping may be more dangerous than smoking, putting users at risk of dementia, heart disease, and organ failure. The study found that vaping can damage artery walls, impair blood flow, and lead to cognitive dysfunction. The long-term effects of vaping, including inflammation from nicotine and harmful chemicals, pose serious health risks.

Impact of Chinese Fentanyl and Nicotine Products on the U.S.

President Trump announced a 10% tariff on Chinese goods to combat the flow of fentanyl into the U.S. China is identified as the primary source of fentanyl, causing a national health crisis. The article discusses the dangers of Chinese nicotine products and suggests cracking down on their illegal importation.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Zyn Nicotine Pouch

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared to use a highly addictive nicotine pouch during his Senate confirmation hearing, sparking social media speculation and controversy.

FDA considering ban on cigarettes with high nicotine levels

The FDA is considering a rule to ban cigarettes with high nicotine levels, potentially boosting black market business. Experts warn this could lead to increased criminal activity and harm public health.

Ban on Disposable Vapes in the U.K.

The U.K. is moving to ban disposable vapes to prevent young people from getting hooked on nicotine through colorful, cheap, and flavored products. The government aims to create a smoke-free U.K. by targeting disposable e-cigarettes. Experts acknowledge that while e-cigarettes are safer than smoking, they still carry risks and the long-term health effects are not well understood.

Teen Vaping Prevention in Schools

A New York school district is installing vape detectors in middle school bathrooms to combat teen vaping. The detectors can pick up nicotine, THC, and aggressive behavior, and send alerts to school officials.