Vaping for just one month leads to DNA damage that is comparable to smoking tobacco, another damning study of e-cigarettes suggests.
Researchers at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, exposed mice to the equivalent of 60 puffs of a mango-flavored Juul device per day for four weeks.
The rodents suffered cellular and molecular changes that have been linked to the formation of cancer in traditional cigarette smokers.
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