Here to Stay One of the nations largest banks, Wells Fargo reports confidence in the retail market for electronic cigarettes. Wells Fargo's annual ”Tobacco Talk” survey published on the 17th of May shows some promising results. They are reporting the ...
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Celebrities Choosing E-Cigarettes It is no secret that celebrities are on the forefront of trends. No one can bring a new fashion designer into the eyes of the public like a Hollywood starlet. There has been an influx of health trends to hit the United ...
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Where to be On Friday, June 8th, 2012 at 3:00pm there is going to be an attempt by an electronic cigarette company to set a world record. Hundreds of people will gather at Windward Plaza in Venice Beach, California with their e-cigs. The goal is to set ...
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There has been news floating around that the state of Oregon has put a ban in place for electronic cigarettes. It has been stated that the Attorney General, John Kroger has prohibited the sale of all smokeless cigarettes in the state. Are these claims ...
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FDA Regulates E-Cigarettes as Tobacco Product The Food and Drug Administration has decided to regulate electronic cigarettes as a tobacco product, rather than under the stricter rules set for drug-delivery devices. It was said that the propose is to treat ...
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There are 46 million people (20.6 percent of all adults) who smoke in the United States. For the first time, the number of former smokers now outnumbers those who do smoke. Smoking rates dropped more than half between 1965 and 2004 (from 42.4 percent ...
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New York Considering Becoming First State to Ban E-Cigarettes The state of New York is pushing to be the first state to ban electronic cigarettes. The debate surrounds the device and its safety. The devices are unregulated and come in all kinds of cute ...
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Smokers Need Not Apply The city of Fort Worth, Texas is considering a controversial plan to cut health care costs. On the table is a proposal to hire only non-smoking applicants to reduce the amount of money spent on smoking related illnesses. Health ...
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Electronic Cigarettes are a $500 million business in the United States. The tobacco industry takes in roughly $100 billion in revenue each year. The e-cigarette movement, however is fast growing. With consumers becoming more health and green conscience, ...
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Electronic Cigarettes Found to Improve Memory Research presented on April 18th at the British Psychological Society's Annual Conference, held at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London show evidence that electronic cigarettes may help memory. 85 regular smokers, ...
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New Zealand is considering a cutting edge tactic to discourage smokers from lighting up. The Ministry of Health in New Zealand suggested a measure that would make the country smoke-free by the year 2025 as reported in a document that was released on 3 ...
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It is no secret that electronic cigarettes are making their way into the mainstream. The market for electronic cigarettes is estimated to increase four times between now and mid-year of 2014. According to a survey by the Center for Disease Control and ...
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It is common knowledge that traditional cigarettes present an array of health risks. What often goes unmentioned about cigarette smoking, however, is the impact they are having on our environment. The butts left behind by a smoker are found on our streets, ...
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After hearing about all the health risks associated with smoking tobacco cigarettes, governments have started to take an initiative and ban the smoking of cigarettes in public places. Some states allow local businesses such as bars and clubs to be exempt, ...
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The effects of tobacco cigarettes aren't just limited to the human body. Tobacco cigarettes also have an effect on the world we live in. From air pollution to large amounts of trash and the direct effect on forests and trees, smoking tobacco cigarettes ...
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One of the biggest advantages to E-Cigarettes over traditional cigarettes is the cost savings. Increasingly in the United States, the taxes levied by states on tobacco have become very popular, and show no signs of ending or even stabilizing. New York ...
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