cancer research uk e cigarettes A new study published by the University of New South Wales on 30 March suggests that vaping and e-cigarette use may increase the risk of cancer. The research, conducted by a team Can E-Cigarettes Increase Cancer Risk?
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Using respiratory epithelium cell cultures obtained from the nasal septum of mice, they showed that the respiratory epithelium exposure to the particulate phase as well as the gas phase of cigarette smoke causes a significant reduction in the percentage of cilia development (Figure 1), as well as reduction in their size (Figure 2)
