Changes in HIC1 have long been linked to lung cancer, suggesting the same processes may be happening to young adults who vape. "Our findings indicate that the changes in DNA methylation observed ...

Chemical alterations called epigenetic changes have been linked to vaping and e-cigarette use, and can cause genes to malfunction. The changes are found in nearly all types of cancer, researchers say.

The cells of people who vape have been found to contain changes to DNA similar to those seen in the cells of smokers. These changes in cell DNA, known as epigenetic changes, were found in cells ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link A University of Southern California study published in February found vapers exhibit similar DNA changes to people who smoke cigarettes ...

Talk about mist-ifying news. In addition to shortening life spans, decimating taste buds and filling lungs with black goo, ...

Vaping -- not prior smoking -- is associated with changes in gene regulation linked to disease, study finds. ScienceDaily . Retrieved May 14, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2021 / 11 ...

Use of vaping devices and sweet-flavored vape liquids linked to DNA damage in mouths of users. By Denise Dador. ... And it didn't take long for the cellular changes to show up in e-cig users.

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 ...

Vaping may change your DNA but smoking is far more risky. Some studies claim e-cigarettes raise the risk of cancer but they do not show the full picture, write Caitlin Notley and Konstantinos ...