Vaping Linked to Long-Term <br />Risk of Respiratory Disease.<br />A new study published in the <br />‘American Journal of Preventive <br />Medicine’ analyzed e-cigarette <br />use over a three-year period.<br />The study consisted of 32,320 adults in the United States with either pre-existing respiratory conditions or who used e-cigarettes or tobacco products. .<br />The data showed a significant link <br />between respiratory disease and <br />both current and former users, <br />even within the three-year span.<br />The odds of developing lung disease for the e-cigarette users was increased by about a factor of 1.3, and for the smokers it was about 1.6. If you're a dual user, it's 3.3, Senior Study Author Stanton Glantz.<br />Researchers are also in the early <br />stages of studying the impact of <br />e-cigarettes on lungs, heart, <br />blood vessels and brain
