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New Study Shows the Added Risks Vaping Adds to COVID-19 - With Some Anomalies

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A woman exhales after vaping in Times Square, during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in New York City, U.S., March 31, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

Does Vaping Make Coronavirus More Dangerous?

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New Study Shows Teen Vapers 5 to 7 Times More Likely to Get Coronavirus

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Study Says Teen Vapers Can Be 7 Times More Likely to Contract Coronavirus

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Why Policymakers Are Wrong to Use the Coronavirus Crisis to Ban Vaping

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Vaping Epidemic? Why More and More Young People Are Turning to Vapes Despite the Health Risks

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China Must Stop Exporting Illicit Vaping Cartridges to America

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Could FDA E-Cigarette Regulations Help More People Quit Smoking?

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Is Juul Making It Easy for Kids to Vape in School? New Study Suggests Yes

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How a Person Vapes, Not Just What a Person Vapes, Could Also Play a Big Role in Vaping Harm

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So Your Teenager Is Vaping E-Cigarettes – Should You Worry?