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"While the scientific consensus is that e-cigarettes are safer than smoking tobacco, we cannot assume they are completely safe," researcher Chiara Herzog said.

New research suggests that switching from smoking to vaping won't prevent some dangerous changes to a person's genome.

In utero exposure to two liquid ingredients in e-cigarettes—minus the nicotine that drives addiction—can alter skull shape ...

Vaping could trigger the same cancer-causing changes to DNA as tobacco, new research suggests. In the most comprehensive study of its kind, experts from the Keck School of Medicine in southern ...

Young adults who vape show chemical changes in their DNA similar to those found in young adults who smoke — changes known to be linked to the development of cancer — according to a new study just ...

More and more evidence is finding vaping can cause DNA level damage that can lead to disease.

There is a lack of research on how vaping changes DNA methylation. A recent study observed some parallels between vapers and smokers in differentially methylated region-associated genes. The ...

Scientists at University College London (UCL) linked the changes to the future development of lung cancer in smokers, but stipulated their results do not prove e-cigarettes cause cancer.

Vaping could trigger the same cancer-causing changes to DNA as tobacco, new research suggests. In the most comprehensive study of its kind, experts from the Keck School of Medicine in southern ...

Research involving young adults who vape or smoke found similar gene changes linked to a higher odds for lung cancer Vaping might make the disease more likely, just as smoking does TUESDAY, Aug ...