Heavy Metals From Cheap Coils Lead, chromium, nickel, and tin have been detected in some e-cigarette aerosols
Using thematic analysis, our findings reveal the extent to which exposure to vaping is embedded in the everyday micro-geographies of Canadian teens across school environments, online spaces, and social settings
In light of these results, the National Cancer Institute considers that the attractiveness of electronic cigarettes could be a brake on the denormalization of smoking
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