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Not long ago a study by the US government-funded Harvard University concluded that 75% of the 51 electronic cigarette oils contained diacetyl, a type of obstructive pneu…
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Not long ago a study by the US government-funded Harvard University concluded that 75% of the 51 electronic cigarette oils contained diacetyl, a type of obstructive pneu…
According to Associate Professor - Dr. Phan Thu Phuong, Deputy Director of Respiratory Center, Bach Mai Hospital (Hanoi), studies show that electronic cigarette smoking…
Quitting traditional tobacco, many people find e-cigarettes but don't know that e-cigarettes are just as dangerous as traditional cigarettes.
American scientists discovered seven more substances that could lead to cancer, bringing the total number of human carcinogens to 248.
A new study shows that incense smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke because it contains ingredients that can mutate genes, leading to cancer.
China's CCTV channel has just released a video recording the horrific destruction of the lungs caused by tobacco.
Cancer Research UK (Cancer Research UK) has released shocking data on lung cancer rates in British women and said this is the result of increasing smoking among women. m…
The Prime Minister has just signed Decision 1315 / QD-TTg approving the Plan for implementing the Framework Convention on tobacco control.
We all know two factors that contribute to cancer in tobacco - nicotine and associated hydrocarbon aromatic rings (PAHs) are carcinogenic culprits.
Anyone who has ever tried smoking can remember the feeling of smoking the first cigarette.
Until now, people still think that filters are effective at filtering down harmful substances of tobacco into the body. But according to the Healthday issue of Sept. 6,…
According to epidemiologist Leslie Stayner and colleagues at the University of Illinois (USA), passive cigarette poisoning, which does not smoke but inhales the smoke of…
Cancer (cancer) is a generic name to describe a group of diseases that reflect changes in reproduction, growth and cell function.
About 100 million people died of tobacco in the 20th century, while atomic bombs, AK guns and explosives also killed millions of people in battles.
In the past, there have been many great inventions that have become the premise for the development of the gadgets we are using in today's life. However, there were extr…