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New evidence suggests that nicotine-based e-cigarettes may increase the risk of some cancers, according to a recently published review in the journal Carcinogenesis

In our report published in 2021, for example, we noted that while 23.3 percent of US adults smoked in 1999, in 2018 the figure was down nearly 10 percentage points to 13.9 percent

Made without nicotine, tobacco, chemicals, or additives, they are the ideal choice for those seeking a cleaner alternative to traditional cigarettes

However, a growing awareness of e-cigarettes hazards including exposure to high levels of addictive nicotine and toxic chemicals as well as a propensity to act as a gateway for conventional cigarette smoking led the Food and Drug Administration to include e-cigarettes in its 2018 anti-smoking campaign aimed at youth called The Real Cost. A year later, an outbreak of e-cigarette or vaping product use-associated lung injury (EVALI) occurred, affecting the health of thousands of e-cigarette users