[ad_1] The University of Alberta and Quantum Silicon Inc. are advancing in the field of atomic electronics. According to the University of Alberta, atomic models that control electrons could reveal the potential …
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[ad_1] The Food and Drug Administration has launched a crackdown against what the commissioner of the agency, Scott Gottlieb, has called an "epidemic" of using electronic cigarettes by minors. (Jason Reed / …
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[ad_1] The electronic cigarette can be a beneficial tool to stop smoking, but its use in minors can be dangerous. Despite the health risks associated with the high levels of nicotine present …
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[ad_1] TO CLOSE Teenage vaping is reaching epidemic levels and the FDA is planning to put regulations in place to deal with it One proposal would be to ban the flavoring of …
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[ad_1] The cocktail of chemical flavors and additives contained in electronic cigarettes can cause inflammation of the lungs, which can in some cases be worse than the damage done by conventional cigarettes, …
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[ad_1] According to new research, flavoring ingredients and additives contained in electronic cigarettes can increase inflammation and impair lung function. The study, published before the publication in the journal American Journal of …
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[ad_1] Electronic cigarettes introduced after August 8, 2016 are expected to be submitted for the first time to an FDA review to be marketed. Already available products were expected to start retroactively …
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[ad_1] Vaping can be as bad for your lungs as conventional smoking, the scientists warned. New research has claimed that aromas in electronic cigarettes, which help some smokers to quit smoking, damage …
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[ad_1] In reading this article, lobbyists of big tobacco companies are trying to persuade federal lawmakers to give them their last wish: to get permission to sell electronic cigarettes to all Australians. …
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[ad_1] October 10, 2018 Basic research highlights new multi-particle quantum physics in atomically thin semiconductors By SCER Staff An article published in Nature Communications By Sufei Shi, an assistant professor of chemical …
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