A study indicates that electronic cigarettes expose smokers to high levels of cadmium, lead and uranium, and consequently to physical deterioration.
Adolescents who vape frequently have more uranium and lead in their urine than occasional smokers, according to a study based on data from a survey of adolescents between 13 and 17 years old that includes 200 who only smoke electronic cigarettes.
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