A comprehensive scientific study conducted in Australia has revealed worrying revelations about e-cigarettes, or vaping, warning that their use may be linked to lung and oral cancer. The aim of this study was to find out whether nicotine-containing e-cigarettes can cause cancer or not. According to the results, vaping produces early biological effects in the body that are strongly linked to cancer, including DNA damage and increased inflammation. The study was published in the leading scientific journal ‘Carcinogenesis’, which clarified that vaping is linked to dangerous changes that occur before cancer. Experts say that inhaling e-cigarette vapor causes significant changes in the cells of the mouth and lungs.

Source: The Patriot April 03, 2026 15:26 UTC