A million times more harmful than outdoor air: Hong Kong study raises e-cigarette cancer alarm | South China Morning Post
E-cigarette starter packs for smoking cessation to be given in hospitals
E-cigarette vapor linked to cancer in mice | National Institutes of Health (NIH)
E-cigs and cancer: E-cigarette users show cancer-linked genetic changes
New study comes the closest yet to proving that e-cigarettes aren't as dangerous as smoking - Cancer Research UK - Cancer news
E-Cigarettes: Are They Really a 'Safe' Alternative to Cigarettes? - UAB Medicine News - UAB Medicine
Which Smoking Habit Puts You Most at Risk? – Cleveland Clinic
E-cigarette 'smoke' gave nearly one in four mice lung cancer | Daily Mail Online
E-cigarettes found to cause change in mouth bacteria – which could lead to gum disease or oral cancer
Vaping: Switching to e-cigarettes not a healthy choice; can damage DNA, up cancer risk - The Economic Times
Teens inhale cancer-causing chemicals in e-cigarettes
Cancer Research UK - We already knew that e-cigarettes don't contain the same level of most toxic chemicals as tobacco cigarettes. Now a new study by our scientists has looked at chemical
Study Claims That E-Cigarettes Could Cause Bladder Cancer | E-Cigarette Reviews and Rankings
Endorsing vaping to successfully fight cancer
Scientists describe problems in Philip Morris e-cigarette experiments
Does vaping really damage DNA and increase the risk of cancer?
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More cancer-causing chemicals found in electronic cigarettes - The Verge
E-cigarette vapor contains molecules with potential to cause cancer - study — RT World News
Comparing the cancer potencies of emissions from vapourised nicotine products including e-cigarettes with those of tobacco smoke | Tobacco Control
E-cigarette safety | Cancer Research UK
Growing the research evidence on e-cigarettes | by Research at CRUK | Medium
Cancer Research UK Backs E Cigarettes – SmokShop
What is e-Cigarette and Associated Health Risks | IntechOpen
CRUK research does not support concern that e-cigarettes trigger smoking
e-Cigarettes - Safety Not Yet Proven - CANSA - The Cancer Association of South Africa | CANSA – The Cancer Association of South Africa
