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On the Association of E-Cigarette Use with Lung Cancer Incidence in a Hospital System in Ohio

2026-06-11

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A pair of recent case–control studies (Bittoni et al., 2024, 2026) reported that dual use of combustible cigarettes (CC) and electronic cigarettes (EC) carries a substantially elevated risk of lung cancer relative to smoking alone, including for early-onset lung disease. We argue that these findings are likely strongly influenced by differential exposure ascertainment. In both studies, lung cancer cases were ident...

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876798f2-8ac8-567b-8f69-04490b692196
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10.20944/preprints202606.0933.v1
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