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Electronic cigarettes, smoking and lung cancer risk: some evidence about the continuum of harm
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Since the introduction of vaping with electronic cigarettes in the late 2000s, controversy has continued to exist regarding the risks and benefits. Many studies indicate that electronic cigarettes are an effective smoking-cessation tool. Now, a large database analysis by Kim et al. provides a glimpse of the risks of lung cancer for smokers who quit with versus without vaping.
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