"What is an e-cigarette?" asks Judith Prochaska, a professor at Stanford's prevention research center, rhetorically
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For this new study, senior author Brandon Pierce, PhD, Professor of Public Health Sciences and Human Genetics at UChicago, and his team worked with samples from the GTEx Project, a publicly funded biobank housing human tissue samples from more than 950 postmortem tissue donors
These results are in agreement with prior research in PLWH [19, 21], even though a different PET outcome measure and radioligand were used
formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and benzo[a]pyrene) and the amounts of carbonyls and PAHs are much higher than in e-cigarette vapours
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