In October 1970, a Welsh pharmacologist, Professor J.D.P
- Yeah, it's mostly English
For added security against spread, keep separate tools for working in the diseased area and avoid working with healthy plants after working in an area with diseased plants
"While e-cigarette vapor does not contain many of the toxic substances that are known to be present in cigarette smoke, it's still important for us to figure out and to minimize the potential dangers that are associated with e-cigarettes." Previous studies have found low levels of aldehydes, chemical compounds that can cause oxidative stress and cell damage, in e-cigarette "smoke." But until now, no one has looked for free radicals, the main source of oxidative stress from cigarette smoke
Thanks, Tom, good story, hard reality