While questions linger about health benefits, the e-cig industry has touched off a major struggle with Big Tobacco

Research suggests a new generation of kids and young adults believe lighting up is a choice, not an addiction

Tobacco giants will be running court-ordered national advertising campaigns featuring "corrective statements"

A far more harmful drug that causes hundreds of annual deaths and contributes to violent crime is already legal

A lauded tobacco scientist’s crusade against vaping has some critics — and former allies — questioning his research

Let's be honest for a second: Both sides will continue to believe what they want, regardless of what they learned.

We need to make obesity the new smoking. And we know that Americans won't, or can't, do it on their own

Miller and Mike Pence both had a history of spreading lies about the dangers of smoking

Judge Gladys Kessler’s ruling in 2006 was the basis for tobacco companies’ corrective statements now airing on TV

Needless to say, the industry's motives for warning people about the dangers of e-cigarettes are hardly pure

I'll always be a smoker, even when I quit.

After Washington voters legalized pot in November, Seattle's PD wants to be "cool," and connect with the weed crowd

For nearly 50 years, cigarette advertising has been banned from TV and radio

The reversal is meant to raise tax revenue, but critics claim this "win" for Big Tobacco will cost many lives

Late night comedians are amazed that Donald Trump gave the world a smoking gun