Electronic cigarettes linked to cancer

A new release by the FDA warns that Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, are unsafe and are linked to cancer. During laboratory analysis testing, samples abstracted from the Electronic cigarettes contained diethylene glycol, and ingredient found in antifreeze. Diethylene glycol is a carcinogen, or cancer causing agent.

Some Electronic, or e-cigarettes, resemble the designs used in common cigarettes, however, e-cigarettes operate through battery power and contain nicotine packed in the cartridge. Though electronic cigarettes do not contain tobacco, they are just as addicting and harmful as other cigarettes.