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Let's see if this update is blasted on the TV news media like it was when they referred to it as "e-cigarettes" as the culprit.
Doubtful....
Doubtful....
Link broken. Any other sources? Love to know what oils I should avoid
Don't vape any oils, our lungs cannot handle oil in the lungs.
You are not safe vaping oil, better to injest it. Even cooking oil fumes can cause lung cancer, do not inhale oil.
[Full text] Association between cooking oil fume exposure and lung cancer among Ch | OTT
Regrettably, I read nothing in that article that says..."These people WERE NOT VAPING e liquid." The article is full of references to vaping and e-cigarettes and the general non-vaping public will come away from this article thinking that vaping is dangerous because of vitamin e.
The Denver Post article seemed quite clear about it. It said in several places that the problematic ingredient was found in MJ products, and most importantly that, "lab tests found nothing unusual in nicotine products that had been collected from sick patients."
I'd hope they'd get it right in the mile high city.
Vaping could be nicotine or other products. I've read a couple of articles including this one, and they didn't blame ecigs.
New York State Suspects Vitamin E May Have Played a Role in Vaping Illnesses
The state said that the vitamin E compound was found in tests of cannabis products, but not in the nicotine-based products it tested, a finding consistent with reports from doctors that many illnesses have been linked to people using a vaping device for marijuana.
https://beta.washingtonpost.com/hea...eadly-lung-illnesses-state-federal-labs-show/
This article lays out what they were vaping....Not mentionable here though
Vitamin E acetate is basically grease, said Michelle Francl, a chemistry professor at Bryn Mawr College. Its molecular structure means that “you have to heat it up pretty hot” for it to vaporize. Its boiling point is 363 degrees Fahrenheit, which is well above the 212 degrees F boiling point for water, and nearly four times higher than normal human body temperature.
This article lays out what they were vaping....Not mentionable here though
Vitamin E acetate is basically grease, said Michelle Francl, a chemistry professor at Bryn Mawr College. Its molecular structure means that “you have to heat it up pretty hot” for it to vaporize. Its boiling point is 363 degrees Fahrenheit, which is well above the 212 degrees F boiling point for water, and nearly four times higher than normal human body temperature.
I will not be vaping oils. I still like my toast slightly burnt. They say it's more carcinogenic than gently brown toast but we all need areas where we can live a little dangerously.
Still I believe I would rather not vape WHATEVER is/was in those things it was just a little to rapid and effective for my tastes.
And I would drink STERNO... Once. Just to see what it was like. Fortunately for me, I got to quit before that day came. I'd still be all INTEREST though, like peering over sterno maker's like shoulder and stuff.
Anna
Still I believe I would rather not vape WHATEVER is/was in those things it was just a little to rapid and effective for my tastes.
And I would drink STERNO... Once. Just to see what it was like. Fortunately for me, I got to quit before that day came. I'd still be all INTEREST though, like peering over sterno maker's like shoulder and stuff.
Anna
I have seen a few stories on this. The ones I have seen finally reported that regular nicotine juice does not contain the vitamin e and is not the problem. I was so happy 
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