Dutch pulmonologists have long cautioned that e-cigarettes pose greater risks than commonly perceived. Recent research from the authoritative Trimbos Institute confirms these concerns.
Commissioned by the Ministry of Health, this study systematically reviewed multiple scientific investigations on e-cigarette effects.
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The Trimbos Institute identifies numerous harmful compounds in e-cigarette vapor, including nicotine, propylene glycol, and trace amounts of toxic and carcinogenic substances that can adversely impact health.
While the full extent of long-term health damage—such as lung diseases, cardiovascular issues, and cancer—may take decades to emerge, the institute recommends against promoting e-cigarette use to mitigate potential risks.
State Secretary Blokhuis has notified the House of Representatives of initial measures to curb e-cigarette use and is evaluating further actions.
Source: Linda nieuws.nl
