Why the study?
Although e-cigarettes were created to combat nicotine addiction, their components may not be as safe as perceived, increasing the risk of negative health consequences.
E-cigarettes contain toxic components that pose health risks, highlighting the need for relevant disease prevention methods.
Urges caution counseling patients on e-cigarette risks; leaves open need for prospective cardiovascular outcome studies.
E-cigarettes were created to fight against nicotine addiction. But the mechanism of their work and many components they contain are not as safe as people think. This misleading situation increases the risks of negative consequences. This study reviews data on toxicological characteristics of the components that e-cigarettes contain and analyzes their influence on human body. Since new mechanisms of nicotine intake are gaining popularity, it is necessary to develop relevant methods of disease prevention.
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