CONCLUSIONS While research to date does not provide evidence of any significant risk of lung cancer or other types of cancer from e-cigarette use, we found substantial biomarker-based evidence
4 There are a number of brands and products on the market that convert nicotine to a vapor that can be easily inhaled, and they are generally labelled according to their nicotine content as extra strong/very high, strong/high, regular/medium, light/low, ultra-light/very low and zero/no nicotine. 4 However, traces of nicotine have been found in e-cigarette cartridges labelled no nicotine, which indicates that the information on packaging about nicotine levels may be purposely misleading
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Reduced airflow: It feels blocked or tight
expand_more Studies suggest that e-cigarette consumption can impair vascular function
