Vaping may cause a 'substantial' increase in the risk of heart failure, new research suggests.
Vaping may cause a "substantial" increase in the risk of heart failure, new research suggests. People who have vaped at any point were 19 per cent more likely to develop heart failure compared with those who never used e-cigarettes, the findings show.Scientists tested more than 175,000 adults in the US, both vapers and non-vapers, over four years in one of the largest studies yet to compare the effects of vaping on the heart.
” Read More: Disposable vapes to be banned by Government as part of crack-down on youngsters vapingRead More: New tax on vapes announced in BudgetHeart failure is a condition which causes the organ to become unable to properly pump blood around the body.It is estimated more one million people in the UK have heart failure, according to the British Heart Foundation with around 20,000 new cases diagnosed each year.
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