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However, these associations are likely attributable to cigarette smoking history rather than EC use, considering that there was no risk among never-smoking adults who exclusively used ECs
Every year in Bhutan, more than 208 of its people are killed by tobacco-related disease
Although these two reactions are not particularly dangerous, patients still should have their blood pressure and heart rate monitored while taking this medication
[29] Smoking can affect the immune-inflammatory processes which may increase susceptibility to infections