E-cigarette study links metal exposure from vaping to DNA damage

A new study warns that vaping can lead to DNA damage linked to a slew of diseases, including coronary heart disease, leukemia, and even lung...

A new study warns that vaping can lead to DNA damage linked to a slew of diseases, including coronary heart disease, leukemia, and even lung cancer. The damage is caused by exposure to high concentrations of metal that originate from the wire used in an electronic cigarette’s atomizer. Unlike past studies, this latest research involved measuring the level of biomarkers … Continue reading

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