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A top U.S. health official is pledging to try to ban menthol from regular cigarettes, outlaw flavors in all cigars and tighten rules regarding the sale of most flavored versions of e-cigarettes.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration next week will issue a ban on the sale of fruit and candy flavored electronic cigarettes in convenience stores and gas stations, an agency official said, in a move to counter a surge in teenage use of e-cigarettes.

A man trying to kick his smoking habit "nearly died" after he accidentally sucked part of his e-cigarette into his lungs and had to have surgery to remove it.

A Massachusetts man claims his electronic cigarette “blew up” while in his pocket, leaving his leg scorched with first and second-degree burns.

It “was like a big smoke bomb went off.”

A school-based survey shows nearly 1 in 11 U.S. students have used marijuana in electronic cigarettes, heightening concern about the new popularity of vaping among teens.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is considering a ban on flavored e-cigarettes in response to an “epidemic” of young people using e-cigarettes, the agency’s leader said on Wednesday.

Food and Drug Administration says e-cigarette use among youth has hit epidemic proportions; reaction from Dr. Marc Siegel, professor of medicine at NYU's Langone Medical Center and a Fox News contributor.

Teenagers who smoke or who binge on alcohol have signs of artery damage by age 17, a recent study shows.

Smoking has previously been linked to inflammation in the body, which can lead to a number of diseases including dementia