Effects of User Puff Topography, Device Voltage, and Liquid Nicotine Concentration on Electronic Cigarette Nicotine Yield: Measurements and Model Predictions
Individual Clinical
User Topography
Talih (2015)
“Direct Dripping”: a high-Temperature, high-Formaldehyde Emission Electronic Cigarette Use Method
Individual Clinical
User Topography
Talih (2016)
Characteristics and toxicant emissions of JUUL electronic cigarettes.
Nonclinical
Chemical
Analysis
Talih (2019)
a comparison of the electrical characteristics, liquid composition, and toxicant emissions of JUUL USa and JUUL UK e-cigarettes.
Nonclinical
Chemical
Analysis
Talih (2020)
Effect of free-base and protonated nicotine on nicotine yield from electronic cigarettes with varying power and liquid vehicle.
Nonclinical
Chemical
Analysis
Talih (2020)
Might limiting liquid nicotine concentration result in more toxic electronic cigarette aerosols?
Individual Clinical
User Topography
Talih (2021)
Electrical features, liquid composition and toxicant emissions from ’pod-mod’-like disposable electronic cigarettes.
Nonclinical
Chemical
Analysis
Talih (2022)
Carbonyl Emissions and heating Temperatures across 75 Nominally Identical Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Products: Do Manufacturing Variations Drive Pulmonary Toxicant Exposure?
Nonclinical
Respiratory Toxicity
Talih (2023)
Comparison of e-cigarette use prevalence and frequency by smoking status among youth in the United States, 2014-19.
Population Clinical
Consumer Use
Factors Influencing Frequency Of Use
Tam (2021)