Electronic cigarettes do not cut lung cancer risk
A recent study showed that replacing conventional cigarettes with electronic cigarettes does not reduce the risk of lung cancer; instead, it is associated with increased mortality rates, especially for individuals who have not quit smoking entirely. The data confirmed that electronic cigarette users suffer from higher rates of disease incidence and death, with the effect being more pronounced among age groups from 50 to 80 years old and those with a smoking history of over 20 years.
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