New study: Electronic cigarettes harm vision
A large-scale study published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology suggests that vaping nicotine may increase the risk of serious eye diseases by 7% to 24%. Researchers found that complete cessation of nicotine is the safest option for eye health compared to switching from cigarettes to e-cigarettes.
Why it matters
This research challenges the perception of e-cigarettes as a harmless alternative to smoking and provides new data on the long-term health risks of vaping.
A new study is raising concerns among smokers and e-cigarette users, warning that nicotine delivered through vaping devices may not be the safer alternative many believe it to be.
The article summarizes scientific findings neutrally, citing the source journal and explaining the biological mechanisms involved.
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