Vapers May Be Less Likely to Undergo Lung Cancer Screening MedPage Today Vaping may raise cancer risk because of damage to DNA, says study South China Morning Post New Study Shows Vaping Causes Mouth and Lung Cancer What Does the Science Say? This headline is powerful but it needs context. E cigarettes (vapes) expose users to fewer toxins than Does Vaping Reduce Lung Cancer Risk? Insights from an Oncologist Dr Saadvik Raghuram A new research by scientists at the #UNSW in #Sydney has revealed that #nicotine based #vapes, or #ecigarettes, are likely to cause #cancer of the lung and oral cavity. Link in Bio