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
Canada and Australia: In this region, each pack comes in with a count of 20 or 25 cigarettes
Tobacco companies use aggressive advertising, free sampling, community event sponsorships, and promotional pricing to appeal to Black and Brown communities, young people, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community and those people are paying the price
They do this by producing mucus, which traps unwanted substances
As India continues to manage its tobacco burden, the emerging trends in ENDS use particularly among the youth and non-smokers raise concerns, requiring strategic intervention