Cardiac risk factors reported in smokers found in e-cig users.
Thirdhand smoke affects weight, blood cell development
Berkeley Lab-led study adds to evidence that smoke's lingering residue could be harmful.
Vapers beware: 10 things to know about e-cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes may have special appeal to young people, but that doesn’t mean they are safe.
One minute of secondhand marijuana smoke impairs cardiovascular function
UCSF finds that effects are like tobacco’s, but last three times longer.
Why toxic compound emissions vary in e-cigarettes
Researchers also identify two carcinogens not previously reported in vapor.
University of California appoints Smoke- and Tobacco-Free Student Fellows
Inaugural class of four will lead grant-supported tobacco research and cessation projects over the next year.
Smokers struggle to find jobs, get paid less
A new study supported by UC has found that tobacco use while unemployed could make job prospects go up in smoke.
Thirdhand smoke linked to Type 2 diabetes
UC Riverside and UCSF study has health implications for nonsmokers living in homes that have (or had) smokers.
Crowdfunding the fight against cancer
Can crowdfunding help fight cancer? It’s already happening, in a place you might not think to look: your income tax form.
E-cigarettes, as used, aren’t helping smokers quit, study shows
New analysis by UC San Francisco finds that “vapers” are 28 percent less likely to stop smoking.
It takes a UC village: Smoking cessation push goes high tech
University-wide program links health records with 1-800-NOBUTTS helpline.
Seven myths about e-cigarettes busted
Cell biologist Prue Talbot clears the air regarding the latest take on an old vice.