Research shows most children do not regularly use e cigarettes Since their introduction in Europe in 2006 and the U.S. in 2007, the use of e cigarettes a.k.a., vapes has skyrocketed. A recent review from researchers in Australia found the results Early indicators from the Generation Vape research project show that Australia's comprehensive vaping regulations are reducing adolescent vaping. The latest data reveals: A rise in adolescents who have never vaped (85.7%) Cancer Research UK fears a disposables ban may alter perception of vaping harm ECigIntelligence Clinical Oncology Society of Australia concludes E cigarettes are likely to cause lung cancer and oral cancer Stanton Glantz blog