Monday, January 29, 2018
Study says e-cigarettes may lead to cancer and heart disease
The study isn’t completely shocking when researchers have identified other harmful chemicals. And it’s not conclusive, either. While the testing shows that e-cigarettes are harmful, the highly compressed smoking exposure is far from what you’d see in real life — tumors don’t grow that quickly. You may not see more definitive results until additional animal testing in a year, and much longer than
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