E-cigarette use linked to eye disease risk

A recent study has shown that switching from traditional cigarettes to electronic cigarettes increases the risk of serious eye diseases, including cataracts and macular degeneration, by 7% compared to quitting nicotine completely. The study involved 32,316 individuals followed for 4.6 years, and it was found that users of non-smoking nicotine products were 24% more likely to develop diabetic retinopathy and 7% more likely to experience concentration disorders. The results confirm that replacing traditional cigarettes with nicotine alternatives is visually unsafe.

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