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A new study presented in September 2021, by Gustaf Lyytinen, a clinician at Helsingborg Hospital and researcher at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and his team, found that nicotine-laden e-cigarettes raise a user's risk of blood clots, damage small blood vessels and can also raise heart rate and blood pressure
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While short-term use can boost vagal activity and temporarily reduce inflammatory signaling, chronic exposure tells a different story
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