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The Role of Puff Volume in Vaping Emissions, Inhalation Risks, and Metabolic Perturbations: A Pilot Study

2024-06-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Secondhand vaping exposure is an emerging public health concern that remains understudied. In this study, saliva and exhaled emissions from ENDS users (secondhand) and non-ENDS users (baseline) were collected, firsthand emissions were generated using an automated ENDS aerosol generation system programmed to simulate puffing topography profiles collected from ENDS users. Particulate conc...

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96d8deec-5243-5406-8933-5c4f2a21871e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4542087/v1
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