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Chemicals used to flavor tobacco may damage blood vessels By American Heart Association News Chemicals used in popular flavorings like clove, mint and vanilla that are added to cigarettes, e-liquids and other tobacco products can harm blood vessel cells that help keep the heart healthy, a new study shows
experimented on the effects of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) to e-cigarette exposure and found that e-cigarette aerosol could induce reactive oxygen species (ROS), cause DNA damage, and significantly reduce cell viability in a concentration-dependent manner
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