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- A new Australian review led by the University of New South Wales finds nicotine vapes likely cause lung and oral cancers.
- The study analyzes evidence from multiple sources and reports DNA damage and inflammation in users.
- Bernard Stewart of the University of New South Wales says vaping is not safer than smoking.
- Experts urge immediate regulatory action to curb youth addiction and address vaping among 18–24-year-olds.
