2020 New Research Shows E Cigarette Vape Increases Harmful Lung Citation: vaping may destroy good bacteria and increase cavities, gum disease, and cellular changes that cause cancer (2023, june 29) retrieved 18 september 2024 from medicalxpress. A new study says that vaping could be more dangerous than first thought.subscribe to fox 26 houston: myfoxhouston26?sub confirmation=.
New Study Shows Vaping Less Harmful Again A college of medicine researcher is discovering that vaping creates chemical reactions in the mouth that can destroy good bacteria while increasing germs that cause cavities, gum disease and cellular changes that can lead to cancer. despite laws that outlaw selling e cigarettes to minors, 1 in 10 young people under 18 use vapes, according to. Nov. 23, 2022, 7:09 am pst. by erika edwards. vaping may increase a person's risk for cavities and tooth decay, preliminary new research suggests. the aerosolized e liquid used in vape pens may. These cells were also more likely to become inflamed. “our study suggests that vaping electronic cigarettes causes shifts in the oral environment and highly influences the colonization of. Researchers found unique microbial communities in the mouths of people who used electronic cigarettes. stockbusters shutterstock. the use of electronic cigarettes—also called vaping—has been on the rise. in 2019, almost 5% of adults in the u.s reported using e cigarettes. overall, e cigarettes are thought to produce fewer toxic compounds.
Warning Study Shows Vaping Additives Harm A Vital Membrane In The Lungs These cells were also more likely to become inflamed. “our study suggests that vaping electronic cigarettes causes shifts in the oral environment and highly influences the colonization of. Researchers found unique microbial communities in the mouths of people who used electronic cigarettes. stockbusters shutterstock. the use of electronic cigarettes—also called vaping—has been on the rise. in 2019, almost 5% of adults in the u.s reported using e cigarettes. overall, e cigarettes are thought to produce fewer toxic compounds. Among those who reported using e cigarettes: 6.6% had a low cavity risk. 14.3% were at moderate risk. 79.1% were at high risk. of those who reported no e cigarette use: 6.3% were aged 16–25. Gum disease affects nearly half of u.s. adults over 30 years of age. smoking cigarettes is a known risk factor for developing gum disease, but less is known about the impact of e cigarettes—which vaporize nicotine and other chemicals—on oral health, especially the long term consequences of vaping. the researchers studied the oral health of.
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