Leana Wen: This paper was not a single experiment but rather a large scientific review of evidence on e-cigarettes and cancer-related mechanisms
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The risks of an increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome in babies damage to the lungs of developing babies and children increased frequency of ear infections, bronchitis, and some other infections in children an increased risk of asthma attacks increased riskof cancer in pet cats and dogs Although no studies have tested the effects of secondhand smoke from lavender cigarettes, inhaling it may carry similar risks, especially if a person mixes lavender with tobacco
But others were much less optimistic
This, however, is not the case when it comes to cancer
This work must start with understanding the roots of inequities