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Arsenic : a toxic element that can cause various cancers and skin lesions Benzopyrene : a chemical that can cause lung cancer and other respiratory diseases Cadmium : a cancer-causing metal used in batteries, linked to lung and kidney disease Cyanide : a deadly poison that interferes with the body's ability to use oxygen Formaldehyde : known carcinogen that damages tissues and causes respiratory issues Hydrazine : highly toxic and can cause damage to the liver and central nervous system Lead : a toxic metal that can damage the nervous system and kidneys Mercury : a toxic metal that can impair brain function and damage the nervous system Nicotine : A highly addictive substance that increases cardiovascular disease risks Nitrosamines: Potent cancer-causing chemicals associated with tobacco products Polonium-210 : radioactive element that causes cancer and other serious health issues Ready to Quit Smokeless Tobacco

Vaping, however, showed higher levels of BALF protein content, BALF MDA oxidative stress, BALF protein carbonyls oxidative stress, BALF protein content, and four times the change in Muc5ac an indicator in COPD

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