Teen vaping habits are shifting toward stronger and more mysterious substances. Synthetic cannabinoids are rising fast — and ...

While cigarette smoking is widely known to cause lung cancer, many believe that other types of smoking, like vaping, and smoking marijuana, will not have the same impact on their long-term health.

Can I smoke weed in my yard? Yes, you are allowed to smoke weed outside. You can also use cannabis “in dispensaries licensed and zoned for onsite consumption. You cannot use, smoke, eat, or vape ...

The researchers found among the 15.3 percent of respondents who reported current marijuana use, smoking, eating, vaping, and dabbing (inhaling heated concentrated cannabis) were the most frequent ...

The researchers found among the 15.3% of respondents who reported current marijuana use, smoking, eating, vaping, and dabbing (inhaling heated concentrated cannabis) were the most frequent routes ...

Some Connecticut towns prohibit smoking cigarettes or marijuana and using vapes on town property. (AP file photo) By Staff report UPDATED: April 12, 2025 at 4:03 PM EDT ...

Health officials and physicians have told consumers to avoid vaping marijuana or switch to other methods, including smoking. But in Ohio, state law prohibits patients from smoking medical marijuana.

Unlike tobacco smoking, though, the use of recreational weed is also not allowed inside motor vehicles (even parked ones) or in outdoor dining areas at restaurants. It's not allowed in parks either.

The Ohio Senate passed a bill that would change Ohio’s recreational marijuana law. Senate Bill 56 is modifying where adults can smoke or vape marijuana, as well as grow and advertise it.

As marijuana sales increase across the board, vaping weed from an e-cigarette-style device is also becoming more popular. Vaping weed is relatively odorless and discreet, compared to smoking dried ...

It also adds marijuana to the city's definition of "smoke or smoking." A new Dallas ordinance will ban “electronic smoking devices” in areas across the city.

Smoking and vaping have been proven to have negative effects on male and female fertility. Drs. Courtney Lynch and Theodore Wagener discuss the specific risks associated with the habit.