Findings demonstrate genomic changes affecting cancer pathways in mice exposed to e-cigarettes, suggesting significant health risks.
Findings from this study provide compelling evidence that sub-chronic E-cig exposure induces genomic DNA methylation changes linked to cancer pathways in two strains of adult male mice, highlighting the serious adverse consequences of E-cig use and strain-specific response differences.
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