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E-Cigarette Vapour Can Kill Lung Cells: Scientist
E-cigaratte vapour is not benign and inhaling high doses daily can kill lung cells, causing inflammatory diseases.
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'Un-Islamic' Vaping Catches Fire In Malaysia Amid Government Backlash
At Malaysian e-cigarette outlet Vape Empire, customers kick back and puff out thick, aromatic clouds of vapour in funky flavours like Horny Mango and Creamy Suckerz' Banana Anna.
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E-Cigarette Inventor Calls It a 'Consumer-Driven Revolution' Born From a Bad Dream
E-cigarettes, which heat nicotine-laced liquid into vapour, have ignited a global market for "vaping" products that could top $7 billion this year.
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E-Cigarette Flavourings Can Alter Lung Function
Certain flavourings used in electronic cigarette liquid may alter important cellular functions in lung tissue, according to a new research.
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E-Cigarettes Have 10 Times the Carcinogens as Regular Tobacco: Study
A team of researchers commissioned by Japan's Health Ministry studied the vapour produced by e-cigarettes for signs of carcinogens.
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E-Cigarette Vapour Can Kill Lung Cells: Scientist
E-cigaratte vapour is not benign and inhaling high doses daily can kill lung cells, causing inflammatory diseases.
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'Un-Islamic' Vaping Catches Fire In Malaysia Amid Government Backlash
At Malaysian e-cigarette outlet Vape Empire, customers kick back and puff out thick, aromatic clouds of vapour in funky flavours like Horny Mango and Creamy Suckerz' Banana Anna.
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E-Cigarette Inventor Calls It a 'Consumer-Driven Revolution' Born From a Bad Dream
E-cigarettes, which heat nicotine-laced liquid into vapour, have ignited a global market for "vaping" products that could top $7 billion this year.
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E-Cigarette Flavourings Can Alter Lung Function
Certain flavourings used in electronic cigarette liquid may alter important cellular functions in lung tissue, according to a new research.
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E-Cigarettes Have 10 Times the Carcinogens as Regular Tobacco: Study
A team of researchers commissioned by Japan's Health Ministry studied the vapour produced by e-cigarettes for signs of carcinogens.
