The more complex flavours and additives you add to e-cigs the more bad outcomes on immunity.' said study co-author Ajitha Thanabalasuriar at McGill University.
Researchers found that berry-flavoured e-cigarettes damage lung immune cells significantly more than other varieties, leading to respiratory distress and severe illness.
Exposure to flavourless or menthol vapes resulted in no detrimental impacts, indicating specific vape flavourings may be more harmful to lung health.
The study suggests that more research into how specific flavourings alter the health impacts of e-cigarettes is critically needed.
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