In a first study of its kind, researchers found vapers were twice as likely to die from lung cancer compared to those who quit cold turkey, calling into question the safety claims of e-cigarettes.
Studies reveal e-cigarettes may release toxic metals like arsenic, chromium, nickel, and lead, linked to negative health effects such as popcorn lung, raising concerns about the actual safety of vaping.
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