Investigators found that even low exposure to aerosols from JUULa brand of e-cigarettes popular with youth and young adultshad significant impacts.
“The health consequences of vaping are not known. Our results show that inhalation of the vapor generated by a popular brand of e-cigarette causes widespread changes inside the lungs, data that further highlight that these products are not inert and may lead to lung damage if used long term,” said corresponding author Carolyn J. Baglole, PhD, of McGill University, in Montreal, Quebec.
Source: Eurekalert
