Trying to quit smoking? Tired of trying an array of things, only to fall back into the nicotine pit? Worry not! An evidence-based review revealed on Wednesday how vaporisers (“vapes”) are more effective in assisting quitters, when compared to gums or patches.

Trying to quit smoking? According to a review, here's what works the best

After French researchers in a study concluded that nicotine could protect people from contracting coronavirus, France on Friday limited the sale of nicotine substitutes to avoid stockpiling.

Nicotine to help fight coronavirus? French authorities limit sale of product

The state of California on Monday sued e-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc, alleging the San Francisco company engaged in a "systematic" and "wildly successful" campaign to attract teenagers to its nicotine devices.

California sues e-cigarette maker Juul for selling nicotine products to youth

US President Donald Trump said on Monday he will be meeting with vaping industry representatives as his administration considers tightening e-cigarette regulations amid a nationwide outbreak of vaping-related injuries and deaths.

Trump to meet with vaping industry representatives over tightening e-cigarette regulations

Chinese government bodies have jointly called for a ban on consuming e-cigarettes in public, as the country gradually works to regulate its fast-growing vaping industry.

Chinese government bodies call for prohibition on vaping in public

The San Francisco startup that invented the groundbreaking Juul e-cigarette had a central goal during its development: captivating users with the first hit. The company had concluded that consumers had largely rejected earlier e-cigarettes, former employees told Reuters because the devices either failed to deliver enough nicotine or delivered it with a harsh taste.

Juul disregarded early evidence that it was hooking teens: Report

Electronic cigarettes are "undoubtedly harmful" and should be regulated, the WHO said Friday as it warned against the use of vaping products by smokers trying to quit their deadly habit.

World Health Organization says e-cigarettes 'undoubtedly harmful'