Nany Maree
'Likely to cause lung and oral cancers.' That's the finding on nicotine vapes from a UNSW-led review.
They pulled together mouse studies, human case reports, biomarker work and chemical analysis from 2017 to 2025. The lead author called it by far the strongest evidence yet. He also said definite proof could take decades. I respect him for saying both.
Here's my bit. Vape sales were restricted to pharmacies in 2024, and the government has spent $345 million fighting the illicit trade since then. Yet the researchers say most black market vapes contain nicotine, whatever the label says. One expert's verdict: enforcement is the weakness.
So, love, what exactly did the $345 million buy?
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: ABC News, 2026-03-31
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