Actress says flavoured e-cigarettes are ‘full of sugar’, while medical research points at more serious long-term health concerns
Actress says flavoured e-cigarettes are ‘full of sugar’, while medical research points at more serious long-term health concerns
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Stacey Gardiner, 41, wants better warnings about how excessive vaping can damage your teeth.
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One study revealed vaping increased the risk of suffering a stroke by a third
Study found that a certain type of flavour can put smokers at greater risk of cancer, heart, immune and respiratory conditions.
