Vaping involves inhaling aerosols from e-cigarettes that contain nicotine and other chemicals. While it is often marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, emerging evidence suggests that the vapors may contain substances that could cause cancer.
Understanding the health implications of vaping is crucial for public health efforts aimed at reducing tobacco-related harms and informing policy decisions.
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