DNA damage caused by smoking cigarettes is known to increase the risk of cancer later in life, and the findings of this new research add to the growing evidence about long-term side effects of vaping
Many of the listed chemicals have not been evaluated for food safety in decades, despite being outlawed in other countries, legislators warn.
Genetic testing with saliva is easily accessible and cost effective for cancer patients, and may help guide treatment and lead to preventative screenings for relatives.
A key ingredient in Splenda could increase the risk of cancer, and intestinal inflammation, and multiplies during digestion, researchers warn.
Researchers say consumers should either reconsider getting monthly manicures which involve salon nail dryers or use some kind of UV protection on their hands during such procedures.
