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We summarised these findings and more in our guide, Finding The Right Alternative

Animal studies on the effects of secondhand tobacco and cannabis smoke show similar concerning effects on the cardiovascular system

Demographic variables (gender, region, parental education, household income quintile, household type) were also extracted from Wave 1 Parent questionnaires

This includes but is not limited to: Nicotine - causes e-cigarettes and vapes to be addictive Propylene Glycol - commonly found in food, but also used in antifreeze and paint solvents among other common products Acrolein - an herbicide Carcinogens (cancer causing agents) like formaldehyde and acetaldehyde Diethylene Glycol - another chemical used in antifreeze Benzene - often found in car exhaust Endocrine disruptors - impacts fertility in both men and women The importance of quitting smoking There is no safe amount of smoking, and the best way to limit the impact of smoking is to quit