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Current research has found that vaping may cause serious health risks. Due to chemical exposure, a rapidly growing number of people are experiencing severe side effects:
Manufacturers of e-cigarette devices market them as a safe alternative to cigarettes. According to Dr. Robert Jackler, a physician and professor at Stanford University, children and teenagers have been specifically targeted in marketing campaigns by e-cigarette manufacturers, increasing their risk of suffering these serious side effects. As a result, device manufacturers are under legal scrutiny, and individuals are beginning to file lawsuits seeking to hold them responsible for failing to warn users about these health risks.
- Respiratory and lung illnesses
- Cardiovascular issues
- Seizures
- Stroke
- Death
- Worsening of existing conditions (e.g., asthma)
STATES AND CITIES ARE BEGINNING TO BAN E-CIGARETTES
WARNING! VAPING DEVICES MAY CAUSE RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES, CARDIOVASCULAR ISSUES, AND SEIZURES
In June 2019, the City of San Francisco banned the sale and distribution of vape products. In September 2019, the State of New York issued a 90-day ban on flavored vape products, and Massachusetts issued a four-month ban on both flavored and unflavored products. Michigan and Rhode Island also announced they are moving towards a ban.
The American Lung Association said it supports the move to ban e-cigarette devices and urges action from federal agencies. "In the absence of strong federal action especially by the FDA, states are being forced to make decisions to protect the health of children and adults from a vaping public health emergency," said American Lung Association National President and CEO Harold Wimmer in a statement.
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