Realities About the Clinical Impact of Vaping

For nearly two decades, electronic cigarettes have been marketed under the guise of a "clean" or "safe" alternative to traditional combustible tobacco. This narrative has been remarkably effective, fueling a massive surge in use among adolescents and young adults who operate under the dangerous assumption of a zero-health risk. However, as the medical community moves past the marketing fog, the latest clinical evidence reveals a disturbing molecular footprint and a systemic health legacy that the industry rarely discusses.