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Bulletin of the World Health Organization 2009: volume 87, issue 8, pages 640 to 643

Drinkard CR, Sellers TA, Potter JD, Zheng W, Bostick RM, Nelson CL, Folsom AR: Association of body mass index and body fat distribution with risk of lung cancer in older women

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E-cigarettes have been found to contain carcinogens in trace amounts, including: Formaldehyde Acetaldehyde Various volatile organic compounds Nitrosamines Free radicals Toxic gasses (carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, etc.) Heavy metals Carcinogens all have the potential to cause cancer or contribute to its development