Review of Health Consequences of Electronic Cigarettes and the Outbreak of Electronic Cigarette, or Vaping, Product Use-Associated Lung Injury

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Vaping 85%
• Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems 82%
• Lung Injury 61%
• Disease Outbreaks 51%
• Health 28%
• Flavoring Agents 20%
• Vitamin E 20%
• Acetates 19%
• Dronabinol 16%
• Nicotine 12%
• Equipment and Supplies 11%
• Metals 11%
• Hygroscopic Agents 10%
• Lung 10%
• Diacetyl 10%
• Acrolein 9%
• Tin 9%
• Bronchiolitis Obliterans 8%
• Propylene Glycol 8%
• Acetaldehyde 8%
• Explosions 7%
• Chromium 7%
• Manganese 7%
• Nickel 7%
• Excipients 7%
• Irritants 7%
• Aluminum 7%
• Aerosols 7%
• Marketing 7%
• Viscosity 6%
• Heating 6%
• Glycerol 6%
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) 6%
• Oils 6%
• Glass 6%
• Formaldehyde 6%
• Lead 5%
• Iron 5%
• Young Adult 5%
• Adrenal Cortex Hormones 5%
• Eating 4%
• Water 4%
• Safety 3%
• Therapeutics 1%

Chemical Compounds

• Electronic Cigarette 100%
• Vitamin E 21%
• Hazardous Substance 13%
• Acetate 12%
• Humectant 9%
• Irritant 8%
• Adrenal Cortex Hormone 7%
• Nicotine 7%
• Acrolein 6%
• Excipient 6%
• Diluting Agent 6%
• Carcinogenic 6%
• Aerosol 6%
• Acetaldehyde 5%
• Coil 5%
• Carbonyl Compound 5%
• Glycol 5%
• Metal 5%
• Glycerol 4%
• Formaldehyde 4%
• Safety 4%
• Propene 4%
• Glass 3%
• Molecular Cluster 3%