Kamado Joe unveils a WiFi-connected pellet version of its popular ceramic grillThe efficiency of a ceramic grill with all the perks of pellets. By B. Steele, 11.06.2020
How Weber used decades of expertise to improve smart grillingA wealth of new tools for all skill levels.By B. Steele, 01.24.2020
Weber Connect will be a useful tool for grillers of all skill levelsThe app offers the most comprehensive set of grilling features we’ve seen so far.By B. Steele, 01.12.2020
Congress is raising the minimum smoking and vaping age to 21The new law is expected to go into effect sometime next year.By C. Fisher, 12.19.2019
Facebook, Instagram ban influencers from promoting guns and vapingThe social networks are closing an ad loophole.By J. Fingas, 12.18.2019
Vape brand Juul is reportedly at the center of a criminal probeAlthough it's not clear yet what the crime is.By R. England, 09.24.2019
FDA targets teens with e-cigarette prevention adsThe video ads use magic to show how easily e-cigarettes can lead to actual cigarettes.By C. Fisher, 07.22.2019
Netflix says its originals will kick their smoking habit'Stranger Things' season 2 had far more smoking than season 1, a watchdog said.By K. Holt, 07.03.2019
The FDA thinks an Xbox game can stop kids smokingOnly three out of four players will escape.By A. Khalid, 03.20.2019
San Francisco lawmakers will consider a ban on e-cigarette salesIt would be a first-of-its-kind ban.By R. England, 03.20.2019
This medical kit increases your odds of quitting smokingMedication, gum and an app might quadruple your odds of stopping.By S. Dent, 09.18.2018
Study says e-cigarettes increase risk of cancer and heart diseaseNo matter how you get your nicotine, it could damage your DNA.By J. Fingas, 01.29.2018
UK health body: Don’t treat vaping like smokingBecause one is better for you than the other.By J. Rigg, 07.19.2017
Philip Morris submits a tobacco vaporizer for FDA approvalThis changes everything.By A. Tarantola, 12.06.2016
Smoking triggers hundreds of DNA mutations every yearAnd they're not just in your lungs.By J. Fingas, 11.07.2016
Study identifies two new carcinogens in e-cigarette vaporVaping is definitely toxic, but some puffs are worse than others.By S. Buckley, 07.28.2016
UK doctors say smokers should be encouraged to use e-cigarettes"The availability of e-cigarettes has been beneficial to UK public health," says the Royal College of Physicians.By M. Brian, 04.28.2016