Hazardous substances have been found in e-cigarette liquids and in the vapour produced by e- cigarettes, including formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and acrolein, which are known to cause cancer
RIVM, Bilthoven Fernndez E, Ballb M, Sureda X et al (2015) Particulate matter from electronic cigarettes and conventional cigarettes: a systematic review and observational study
In the US, as of 2014, 12.6% of adults had used an e-cigarette at least once and approximately 3.7% were still using them [6], 1.1% of adults were daily users
Inflammation of the bladder wall, making it more sensitive and less flexible, lowering your bladders capacity over time giving you the urge to go at smaller volumes
The bills originally extended the ban to menthol cigarettes