And, another study

[bruiser]

University of Louisville has released results of it's study on vaping. UofL study reveals e-cigarettes cause cardiac arrhythmias

 

[Pannekoek34]

There is also the new studies that show that (I cant post links yet) vaping is as bad as cigarettes for the cardiovascular system.

Research Highlights:

• Two new analyses from research comparing cardiovascular function in people who vape, people who smoke and people who did not use any nicotine found significant negative health impacts among participants after vaping and smoking combustible cigarettes.
• In one report, people who used e-cigarettes and people who smoked combustible cigarettes had greater increases in blood pressure, heart rate and blood vessel constriction, immediately after vaping or smoking, compared to people who did not use any nicotine.
• In a second report from the same researchers, people who used e-cigarettes consistently performed worse on treadmill exercise measurements that predict heart disease risk, compared to people who did not use any nicotine.
• Researchers noted the findings are particularly concerning because the negative impact on cardiovascular function among the people who vaped was similar to the impact on the people who used combustible cigarettes, even though those who used e-cigarettes were younger (average age of 27.4 years vs. 42 years, respectively) and had vaped for nearly two decades less than the other group smoked (average 4.1 years vaping vs. 23 years smoking).

What do you think?

 

[zoiDman]

Gee... What kind of Results did you Expect after receiving a Multi-Million Dollar Research Grant?

UofL receives $3.6 million to research health effects of vaping flavors

UofL researchers launched a five-year study to determine potentially harmful chemicals in e-cigarettes.

www.wlky.com

That e-Cigarettes (which are being Regulated out of Existence) when compared to Combustible Tobacco (which have been Grandfathered) are Orders of Magnitude Safer than Smoking.