Evidence of Vaping’s Harmful Effects on Blood Vessels and the Left Ventricle of Heart

October 03, 2024 by usc.edu

Evidence of Vaping’s Harmful Effects on Blood Vessels and the Left Ventricle of Heart

A study by researchers from USC, Keck School of Medicine, and UC Irvine reveals harmful effects of e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes on cardiovascular health. Nicotine from both types damages blood vessels and heart function. The research used a fluid dynamics method to assess cardiovascular impact and calls attention to vaping's adverse effects. A smartphone tool for assessing risk in e-cigarette users is being developed. This innovative approach may revolutionize cardiovascular health monitoring. The study highlights the urgent need for awareness and informed choices regarding vaping and traditional smoking.


19.30% of the adult population are current smokers. There are approximately 52.1 million current smokers in United States 22.90% of men are current smokers but only 15.80% of women.
SOURCE: GSTHR


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