in this Mayo Clinic lab dr. John Ebert
and his team are analyzing the aerosol
produced by e-cigarettes in hopes of
learning why some people who vape are
getting sick there's lots of different
chemical classes in the aerosol that we
need to understand because depending
upon exposure over time these could lead
to adverse health consequences right now
no one knows what's produced when a
cigarette juice is heated and
aerosolized you actually produce new
chemical species in the aerosol that
don't exist in the e-liquid because of
the heating process and that's what we
need to understand is there's a lot of
different products on the market they're
all operating at different temperatures
and those temperatures and the eliquid
in those substances result in
potentially toxic exposures toxic
ingredients that may contribute to
vaping related illness what we're trying
to do in our lab is really focus on the
aerosol because the aerosol is the risk
for the Mayo Clinic News Network I'm
Jewell Street
and his team are analyzing the aerosol
produced by e-cigarettes in hopes of
learning why some people who vape are
getting sick there's lots of different
chemical classes in the aerosol that we
need to understand because depending
upon exposure over time these could lead
to adverse health consequences right now
no one knows what's produced when a
cigarette juice is heated and
aerosolized you actually produce new
chemical species in the aerosol that
don't exist in the e-liquid because of
the heating process and that's what we
need to understand is there's a lot of
different products on the market they're
all operating at different temperatures
and those temperatures and the eliquid
in those substances result in
potentially toxic exposures toxic
ingredients that may contribute to
vaping related illness what we're trying
to do in our lab is really focus on the
aerosol because the aerosol is the risk
for the Mayo Clinic News Network I'm
Jewell Street
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