Goniewicz, associate professor of oncology at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center told Newsweek that e-cigarettes "contain nicotine and emit particulates and several toxicants that may negatively affect heart and blood vessels of users." He said the cholesterol study shows those who use e-cigarettes and combustibles had "no improvement in health outcomes." "If [a] smoker seriously considers e-cigarette as a substitute product for combustible cigarettes, he or she should switch completely," he said
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Youth-facing flyer: Drug Myths & Facts In June 2019 the DOE, in partnership with the Health Department, issued updated guidance to all schools regarding the risks vaping poses to students, and directed principals to these parents- and youth-facing fact sheets with their school communities, available in multiple languages
This work was supported by YFEL141014 from the FAMRI foundation and R01DK136624 to XJ
