Vaping: Risks and Impact on Health

Vaping: Risks and Impact on Health
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Vaping, also known as the use of e-cigarettes, involves inhaling an aerosol created by heating a liquid containing nicotine and flavorings. This habit, popular among young people, poses serious health risks like addiction, cardiovascular and respiratory issues, cancer-causing chemicals, and mental health effects such as changes in brain development. It is crucial to be aware of the dangers associated with vaping, especially for teenagers and young adults.

  • Vaping
  • Health risks
  • Nicotine addiction
  • Teenagers
  • Public awareness

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