Respiratory irritation and the bronchial constriction from a propylene glycol aerosol raise concerns about harm to people with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, but one small study reports no harm but rather benefit when users quit smoking or smoke fewer cigarettes per day. Keep in mind, however, that the research here is still early, and this conclusion on e-cigarettes could change once tens of thousands of people and not just dozens or hundreds have been studied
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Research suggests US youth who experience psychological distress are more likely to use disposable e-cigarettes 16 , and in a randomized control trial, e-cigarettes users with high levels of anxiety were significantly less likely to successfully quit using e-cigarettes than those with less anxiety 17
White-nose syndrome is still raging on, unfortunately, he said
We will continue to monitor this evolving area of ERISA class action litigation, as motions to dismiss substantially similar complaints are pending in federal district courts across the country