E-Cigarettes Can Increase Heart Failure Risk by 19%

New research has found a possible connection between e-cigarette usage and heart failure. In a new study, individuals who reported using an electronic nicotine product had a 19% increase in the risk of heart failure.

April 4, 2024 Today's top story E-Cigarettes Can Increase Heart Failure Risk by 19% New research has found a possible connection between e-cigarette usage and heart failure. In a new study, individuals who reported using an electronic nicotine product had a 19% increase in the risk of heart failure. Read on       How Affordable Could Generic Ozempic Be? As Low as $5 a Month, Study Finds Read ON   CDC Issues Alert for Rare Bacterial Infection that Can Cause Fatal Meningitis Read ON   'Oatzempic Challenge': Does TikTok's Low-Cost Weight Loss Drink Work? Read ON   More top Reads       Advertisement Start a custom weight loss program Noom helps you adopt healthy habits so you can lose weight and keep it off. GET STARTED

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