There’s a new study out linking vaping with cancer.
It was recently published in the journal “Carcinogenesis.”
It suggests that nicotine-based E-cigarettes may increase cancer risks.
The review summarized evidence showing E-cigarette aerosols can damage DNA and trigger chronic inflammation, which are both associated with cancer development.
Researchers also looked at studies which that found that vaping aerosols contain potential cancer-causing compounds.
They concluded that vaping is not harmless and could raise the risk of cancer over time.