Smoking, Vaping, and Heated Tobacco

This public health book takes an interdisciplinary approach to the main issues associated with nicotine use and its new delivery methods. Throughout its chapters, the book explores historical, chemical, toxicological, environmental, and health aspects related to conventional smoking, e-cigarettes, vaping devices, and heated tobacco products.The book integrates knowledge related to mechanisms of addiction, oxidative stress, biomarkers, environmental pollution, and modern analytical methodologies for monitoring nicotine and cotinine in various biological and environmental matrices. It also incorporates ecotoxicological studies, green analytical chemistry strategies, and outreach initiatives focused on prevention and health education among young people.This book aims to serve as a scientific and educational reference tool for students, teachers, researchers, and professionals interested in understanding the impact of contemporary tobacco use on human health, ecosystems, and society.