This aerosol contains some of the same toxic chemicals found in cigarette smoke such as formaldehyde, chromium, lead and nickel, exposing the lungs to toxic metal particles and other cancer-causing chemicals
"120,000 deaths mean 120,000 cases of great suffering, and public costs of up to 100 billion ($115 billion)." In an attempt to turn off potential puffers, Germany has required cigarettes to feature so-called "shock pictures," gruesome photographs of the diseases caused in part by smoking, on all packaging since 2016
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