vapeluvr wrote:
So he got Non-Small-Cell-Lung Carcinoma from vaping?
In case you didn't read it, he is/was a truck driver.
Do you know how much smog inhaled this guy?
Don't draw your conclusion so quick "he vape, he got cancer"
People who smoke or who breathe a lot of smoke are most likely to get NSCLC.
Causes
Doctors aren't sure exactly what causes this disease. Many people who get it have smoked or been around smoke. Other things that make lung cancer more likely are:
Radon, a radioactive gas found naturally in soil and rocks
Asbestos
Mineral and metal dust
Air pollution
Radiation treatment to your chest or breast
HIV/AIDS
It can also run in families.
So, maybe the Air pollution combined with vape contributed, at the end vaping is also a air pollution, but being on roads as truck driver is also a factor.
Edited on 4/13/2021 at 11:08 PM. Reason:
Look but don't touch. Touch, but don't taste. Taste, don't swallow.