| 1 min read Save for Later Register for free to listen to this article Nicotine inhaled from e-cigarettes can damage DNA in mouse heart, lung, and bladder and in cultured human lung and bladder cells, a new study shows
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The study author Dr Sana Majid said: "Although primary care providers and patients may think that the use of e-cigarettes by cigarette smokers makes heart-health sense, our study shows e-cigarette use is also related to differences in cholesterol levels. Furthermore, this isnt the only study looking at the effects of e-cigarettes on heart health