Professor Rachel Isba, who works at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool, UK, has revealed the worrying extent of young ...

Prof Rachel Isba who runs a newly created clinic for vaping addiction at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital on Merseyside, said ...

Dr Matt Evison, a lung cancer specialist and clinical lead for Greater Manchester's Make Smoking History programme, said that ...

Vaping may not help smokers quit cigarettes after all and could even keep them puffing up for longer, a bombshell study has suggested. Britons are taking up e-cigarettes in unprecedented numbers ...

Medics at the country's first NHS vaping clinic for children say some are so addicted to their vape that they are taking them to bed. The clinic opened in January amid 'alarming' numbers of ...

Since January, Isba has been treating children as young as 11 who are nicotine dependent as a result of vaping, at the first NHS clinic of its kind in England. If successful, she is hopeful a ...

A MUM has been dubbed ”chavvy as hell” after revealing she vapes in front of her baby. 18-year-old mother, only known as ...

Labour MP Mary Kelly Foy (City of Durham) called for a cigarettes ban on stage as she tabled an amendment which would remove the ...

What we have found is the dangers for someone who keeps vaping are no different from smokers.' Despite NHS chiefs insisting it is safer than smoking, experts have long said vaping is not risk-free.

Jonathan Freedland compares the rise of electronic cigarettes with snuff in the 1600s.

The dangers of vaping have been revealed in a bombshell study - which makes it more dangerous to the body than cigarettes - with users at risk of dementia, heart disease and organ failure.