E-cigarette Research

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New Study Suggests Majority of Social Media Accounts Following JUUL E-Cigarette Company on Twitter Belong to Underage Youth

Age requirements for e-cigarette purchases protect U.S. youth

New study: Vape tricks are for kids

New Elsevier/RTI Press book highlights analytical methods used to address chemical exposures and health issues surrounding e-cigarettes

Study finds Philip Morris worked on e-cigarette technology throughout the 1990s to skirt tobacco regulations

Fruit, candy, menthol flavors make e-cigarettes more attractive to teens, research finds

Landmark anti-tobacco campaign hits home with a young audience, RTI International researchers find

Study: Adolescents who find e-cigarette ads effective are more likely to try them

Adolescent exposure to e-cigarette TV ads increases likelihood of future use

Use of e-cigarettes among Florida youth has tripled in past four years, exceeding traditional cigarette use

Study shows e-cigarette vapors contain toxins and have the potential to be a public health concern

Teens likely to combine multiple forms of tobacco, study finds

RTI International to use social media data for e-cigarette surveillance and policy research

New research papers address state and community tobacco control policies related to e-cigarettes

E-cigarette TV ads targeting youth increased 256 percent in past two years

Electronic cigarettes may cause, worsen respiratory diseases, among youth, study finds

E-cigarette advertising expenditures tripled from 2011 to 2012, study finds