Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Introduction. Electronic nicotine dispensing systems, commonly known as e-cigarettes, remain the most widely used tobacco product among the youth, with current worldwide use estimated at approximately 5 to 7%. Nevertheless, several aspects of knowledge on their sustained consumption are based on suppositions, such as their role as a “gateway” into cigarette smoking for new generations and the potential subsequent renormalisation of tobacco use. Moreover, recent clinical trials and toxicological assessments have yielded noteworthy findings, revealing their potential to cause tissue damage in the lungs, heart, and oral cavity.
Source: Journal of Medical Science
Authors: Katarzyna Drewnowska, Jakub Modrzewski, Julia Radziszewska, Agata Drozd, Agata Kościelniak, Klaudia Danielewicz, Agata Rypińska, Zofia Kupczyk, Julia Kuźmiuk, Klaudia Piskorowska, Łukasz Kreft
Language: English
Subfield: Physiology
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414529634