The researchers detected high levels of benzaldehydes in 108 out of 145 e-cigarette vapors—74 percent of the samples. They found the highest levels of the chemical in the cherry-flavored product ...

Cherry flavoured e-cigarettes may be more harmful to health than other types - or even regular cigarettes, new research suggests. Scientists found the flavour exposed vapers to significantly ...

cherry and cinnamon — or walking through an alley, past a group of day laborers. More than four million Indians make bidi cigarettes for a living, some 90 percent of them in homes or small ...

Tobacco experts welcome ban on flavored cigarettes, especially cloves. Oct. 10, 2009— -- Twenty-two-year-old college student Michael Bell is not the only young adult who began his smoking ...

Use of flavored e-cigarettes, particularly cherry-flavored, may expose users to a respiratory irritant at levels higher than occurs with conventional cigarettes, investigators warn. In a ...

flavored cigarettes are a gateway for many children and young adults to become regular smokers.” 2 Panel A shows that the cherry-flavored products contain the chemicals benzaldehyde, benzyl ...

cherry, or coffee." Anything that doesn't taste like tobacco, other than menthol, is out. If you thought you could get around the ban by rolling your own cigs with flavored paper, sorry ...

respiratory chemical, a new study has warned.