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Broad evidence implicates e-cigarettes as a cause of cancer Bernard Stewart and colleagues from Australia just published "The carcinogenicity of e-cigarettes: a qualitative risk assessment" in Carcinogenesis. This review (summary) of the literature cites 116 papers, 15 of which were published in…

profglantz.comBroad evidence implicates e-cigarettes as a cause of cancerBernard Stewart and colleagues from Australia just published "The carcinogenicity of e-cigarettes: a qualitative risk assessment" in Carcinogenesis. This review (summary) of the literature cites 116 papers, 15 of which were published in 2025. The fact that so many of the citations are recent is important because the evidence on the health risks of e-cigarettes is rapidly accumulating.

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Joe Gitchell

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31 Mar

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sciencemediacentre.org expert reaction to qualitative risk assessment on the carcinogenicity of e-cigarettes | Science Media Centre

Charles A. Gardner, PhD

@chancethegardener.bsky.social

1 Apr

As you must know, 8 of the world's top tobacco control researchers have debunked that Australian study. www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-react... And, as you SHOULD know, US lung cancer continues to drop despite MASSIVE product substitution.