Second, electronic cigarettes deliver an array of other chemicals, including diethylene glycol (a highly toxic substance), various nitrosamines (powerful carcinogens found in tobacco), and at least four other chemicals suspected of being harmful to humans
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Findings of the study The findings, published in the journal 'Psychiatry Research,' noted significant changes in the smokers' red-green and blue-yellow colour vision
