New Study Finds Indoor vaping Unlikely to be Harmful to Bystanders
25th April 2016
Only one publication has so far picked up this e-cig study story, and that’s the Huffington post. The information given is sparse, but describes a research collaboration between Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania, EMPA Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, ETH Zurich the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Fontem Ventures. The researchers found that second hand vapour is probably not harmful to bystanders. The team took a detailed look at the chemical particles that are exhaled from e-cigarettes, and charted exactly what was emitted. They studied closed-system e-cigarettes, (i.e. disposable e-cigarettes made by the tobacco industry in the main),…Read More
25th April 2016
Only one publication has so far picked up this e-cig study story, and that’s the Huffington post. The information given is sparse, but describes a research collaboration between Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania, EMPA Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, ETH Zurich the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Fontem Ventures. The researchers found that second hand vapour is probably not harmful to bystanders. The team took a detailed look at the chemical particles that are exhaled from e-cigarettes, and charted exactly what was emitted. They studied closed-system e-cigarettes, (i.e. disposable e-cigarettes made by the tobacco industry in the main),…Read More
