The first patient in the world to have a lung transplant due to vaping
Doctors in Michigan said they had performed the world's first lung transplant for a patient with vape-induced lung injury.
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Doctors in Michigan said they had performed the world's first lung transplant for a patient with vape-induced lung injury.
An American died of the speculative cause of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) related to vaping (electronic cigarette smoking).
According to a new study, electronic drugs can create dangerous toxins that temporarily reduce blood flow and damage blood vessels.
Not all cigarettes, but one substance deprives you of your ability to fight off disease. This substance is often present in electronic cigarettes - which is considered a…
A study recently released on Wednesday found that dozens of very popular electronic cigarette products are now infected with bacterial and fungal toxins that cause lung…
An electronic cigarette works with the battery and releases the evaporated nicotine dose for the user to inhale. It gives a similar feeling when inhaling tobacco smoke b…
Vape and e-cig (electronic cigarettes), although being considered as an alternative to cigarettes, cannot be more perfect, but are still controversial about its safety.
In carcinogens, the sun is a clear agent, and there are many things that pose a potential cancer risk without your knowledge.
More than 75% of the 51 electronic cigarette oils contain Diacetyl, a very dangerous chemical that causes many types of human respiratory diseases such as obstructive pn…
Japanese scientists have warned about e-cigarettes containing 10 times more carcinogenic agents than regular cigarettes.
Research shows that nicotine-containing e-cigarettes can cause users to switch to taking heavier drugs, even cocaine.
Recently researchers from the University of California, Riverside, have discovered harmful elements in the composition of electronic cigarettes.
Electronic cigarettes, which are considered a safer alternative to regular cigarettes, can still damage the lungs. The study was conducted on 24 people who smoked with n…
Battery-powered tobacco products sparked a lot of controversy in the US about its safety for users.
E-cigarettes, which are increasingly used in the world, are believed to be unsafe and pose a risk to health.