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Illegal for disposable e-cigarettes, known as perifs, can represent a greater danger than traditional cigarettes, in accordance with the study from the University of California (UC) Davis.
Research, published in ACS central science magazine, revealed that they could represent dangerous levels of several toxic heavy metals in illegal peripes Risk of cancer.
Researchers used a special instrument for testing from three popular Pope brands – Elf Bar, Flum pebbles and ESCO – which are not FDA-authorized for use in the US, but retail is on sale.
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Three heavy metals – lead, nickel and antimony – are detected in all strongly flavored and light flavored devices tested.
These metals are classified as carcinogenic, potentially leading to different types of cancer, such as skin, lungs and kidneys, according to national health institutes (nih).
UC Davis Researchers have detected high levels of toxic metals on some popular disposable mood brands. (East)
All vapors exceeded the risk of nickel cancer, which is associated with Cardiovascular diseaseasthma, fibrosis of lungs and airway cancer, per nick.
Brett Pulin, a senior study author and Assistant Professor in the Environmental Protection Department of UC Davis, said it was spoked at the levels of toxic metals.
“When I analyzed the first samples, the lead concentrations were so high that I sincerely thought that the instrument was broken,” he said. “The levels far exceeded anything in our past data, or even published literature.”
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One of the tested brands exposes users to as much lead smoking 19 Cigarette packages, the researchers were discovered.
In addition, most for one-time e-cigarettes were discovered in the study contain larger metal levels and metaloids from older refueling peripes.
After estimating the estimate of the week, researchers were determined that in all tested peripes were found to be in all tested peripes. (East)
At one point, said Pulin, physically opened the device and discovered that it used alloys on the copper costume, primarily from copper with small amounts of leadership.
“These materials slipped a dangerous level of water into an e-liquid, even without the use of the device,” Pulin News Digital said.
“It remains unclear whether it was a deliberate choice of design, a measure of costs or processors.”
“This neurotoxin represents serious health risks, especially children and adolescents.”
According to polyne, there is no safe safe level exposure to lead.
“This neurotoxin represents serious health risks, especially Children and adolescentswhich are particularly vulnerable. “
Draniel Steman, Dr, director of the lung oncology program on Niu Langone Perlmutter Center Center, said Fox News Digital to study “Clearly” shows high metal concentrations.
It was discovered that men are more likely to pope from women, according to CDC. (East)
“There are several health risks from the break we list for our patients and family members, [such as] Risks of various lung diseaseIncluding asthma, spears and lung cancer, “Sterman said, who was not involved in the studio.
The doctor noted that although it was challenging to establish a direct connection between the caucus and cancer, see Patients for cancer Who use the devices.
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“For disposable peripherals, they should be highly regulated by local, state and federal agencies and limited to those individuals 21 and more,” Sterman Sterman recommends.
The doctor also called on a disposable reel packaging to clearly draw many health risks, “especially towards teenagers and young adults.”
Potential limitations
One of the primary restrictions of the study was that only three disposable brands were disposable and hundreds tested for hundreds.
There are different differences in metal rinsing and profiles in all three brands, Poulin shared.
The disease control center (CDC) found that the percentage of adults who used electronic cigarettes increased from 4.5% in 2019. to 6.5% in 2023 years. Years. (East)
“We still know very little about the content of the metals in a large majority of unpricable disposable products,” he said. “This gap in knowledge represents a significant public health Concern, especially given the popularity of these devices. “
A spokesman for the Chinese brand, Elfar, said Fox News Digital to reject the results of the study, claiming that consignments in May 2023 were terminated. Years.
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Due to current trademarks, they are unable to trade or sell products in the United States, the company said.
“This market gap has led to an increase in counterfeit, imitation and illicit variations of abuse of our brand”, said spokesman. “As such, we have every reason to believe that the devices tested in this study are not original and did not produce Elfar.”
Many disposable periphesias that are not FDA-authorized for use in the United States wide sales to sales. (Mike Kemp / In Photos via Getta Images)
The spokesman admitted that smoking remains the leading cause of fatal injury and illness, noting that a recent study “continues to undermine public understanding smoking cessation. “
The other two brands tested in the study did not answer the comment requests.
“For disposable peripherals, they should be highly regulated by local, state and federal agencies and limited to those individuals 21 years and more.”
Electronic use of cigarettes among adults increased from 4.5% in 2019. to 6.5% in 2023. years, according to American disease control and prevention centers (CDC).
Men are more likely to pope from women, while 15.5% of young adults are aged 21 and 24 reported using e cigarettes, the above-mentioned source countries.
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The UC Davis study received support from the University of California Programs to Research Diseases concerning Grant Grant Grant and California Agricultural Experimental Station.
