The evolving landscape of e-cigarettes: a systematic review of recent evidence
That would involve taking a group of say 6,000 people, selecting 3,000 at random and forcing them to smoke for 5 years, while forcing the other 3,000 not to smoke for 5 years, and then comparing the incidence of lung cancer in the two groups, says Donald Gillies, an emeritus professor of philosophy of science and mathematics at University College London
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Additionally, it damages the sense of taste and presents the risk of gum disease, and tooth loss
The answer: Some of the vaped flavorings did prove toxic to those cells
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