‘Cautious scepticism’ needed on e-cig safety


woman vaping in a restaurant
Vaporised e-liquid fluid has a similar effect on the lungs as those seen in regular cigarette smokers, new research shows Study results published in BMJ Journal Thorax show e-liquid that has been vapourised through use of an e-cigarette boosts the production of inflammatory chemicals, and disables key protective cells in the lungs that keep the air spaces clear

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