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Vaping may raise cancer risk because of damage to DNA, says study The report said that e-cigarette users might have a higher risk than non-smokers of bladder and lung cancer and heart disease Vaping may raise the risk of cancer because it leads to DNA damage, even though it contains fewer carcinogens than tobacco smoke, a US study has found
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