Cigarette smoke contains harmful chemicals that reduce blood flow to your gums, making them more vulnerable to gum disease, tooth decay, and even oral cancer
Emerging nicotine analog 6-methyl nicotine increases reactive oxygen species in aerosols and cytotoxicity in human bronchial epithelial cells Felix Effah, Yehao Sun, Alan Friedman, Irfan Rahman Toxicology Letters 2
Recognizing Signs of THC Use in Teens Behavioral and Physical Signs: Changes in habits: Sudden decline in academic performance, skipping classes, or loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed
The marketing is aimed at making consumers think e-cigarettes just emit water vapor, but they do not
Chronic bronchitis, which is long-term inflammation of the airways, causing mucus buildup and persistent cough
For example, the risk of dying from lung cancer was nine times higher than for those who had never smoked