a new study shows that vaping illness
might be caused by a chemical additive
found in THC cartridges medical
researchers from Ireland linked vitamin
E acetate to vaping illness according to
new research published in PNAS the
substance is commonly found in illegal
THC based vaping cartridges the Royal
College of Surgeons and Ireland's
research team says in a news release
that heating the normally harmless
substance through vaping produces Katie
a highly toxic gas the US Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention's sounded
the alarm on vaping illness after
detecting a rash of lung injury cases
that appear to be related to e-cigarette
use that began in August 2009 teen the
researchers say key team can cause
severe lung damage up to 24 hours after
exposure citing doctors at the Mayo
Clinic The New York Times reports the
lung injuries of vaping illness patients
resembled those of industrial accident
related chemical burns according to a
report in the New England Journal of
Medicine vitamin E acetate was in the
lung liquid samples taken from 48 out of
51 cases of vaping illness or close to
94% for more news animations and
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might be caused by a chemical additive
found in THC cartridges medical
researchers from Ireland linked vitamin
E acetate to vaping illness according to
new research published in PNAS the
substance is commonly found in illegal
THC based vaping cartridges the Royal
College of Surgeons and Ireland's
research team says in a news release
that heating the normally harmless
substance through vaping produces Katie
a highly toxic gas the US Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention's sounded
the alarm on vaping illness after
detecting a rash of lung injury cases
that appear to be related to e-cigarette
use that began in August 2009 teen the
researchers say key team can cause
severe lung damage up to 24 hours after
exposure citing doctors at the Mayo
Clinic The New York Times reports the
lung injuries of vaping illness patients
resembled those of industrial accident
related chemical burns according to a
report in the New England Journal of
Medicine vitamin E acetate was in the
lung liquid samples taken from 48 out of
51 cases of vaping illness or close to
94% for more news animations and
explainers hit the subscribe and bele
button to join the tomone use family
thanks for watching
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