Former smokers who vape face higher lung cancer and death risks, study finds

Ynetnews·Jul 15

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A study has found that former smokers who vape may face higher risks of lung cancer and death. The research suggests that switching to e-cigarettes after quitting smoking may be linked to a higher lung cancer risk than completely stopping nicotine use. However, the relationship between vaping and lung cancer risk is still being explored, with some reports also considering other potential factors.

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