A report in the Daily Beast (June 12, 2018) talks about an 18-year-old woman in Pennsylvania who developed wet lung after using e-cigarettes for just three weeks
The investigators examined the effects on smoking behavior caused by adding pictorial warnings to the fronts and backs of cigarette packs
They contain the plant's cannabinoids and terpenes, which are responsible for its effects and aroma
E-cigarettes are handheld battery-powered vaporisers, and instead of cigarette smoke, the user inhales vapour
E-cigarettes can, though, produce a number of chemicals that are not good for human health, including acrolein, acetaldehyde, and formaldehyde
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