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E-cigarette smoke damages DNA and reduces repair activity in mouse lung
- mullingitover 7y ago> While the NNAL level in E-cig smokers is 97% lower than in tobacco smokers, nonetheless, it is significant higher than in nonsmokers They really fail to emphasize this fact clearly. There's a popular delusion that e-cigarette users believe e-cigarettes are completely safe. I think most know they're not entirely safe, but a 97% reduction in harm is a pretty big win. It's telling that the headline is 'E-cigarette smoke damages DNA and reduces repair activity in mouse lung' and not 'E-cigarettes 97% less harmful than tobacco cigarettes.' Finding evidence that they're wildly less harmful isn't as sexy as being able to say you've found evidence that there's some harm possible.
- ratsmack 7y agoI believe that what you are trying to tell us is that there is bias in the media.