The research, which reopens the debate on the dangers and benefits of e-cigarettes, suggests the vapour produced by the devices can compromise the immune system in the lungs, leaving them more vulnerable to infection by harmful bacteria and viruses
The latest study had support from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, an agency in the U.S
Second, if increased e-cigarette use were causally related to increased smoking initiation, one would expect to see this reflected in population-level studies, but this is not the case
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