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- A new study looked at disposable vapes and fluids.
- Many people use these vapes for many puffs.
- After use, devices still have leftover liquid inside.
- The leftover liquid had more harmful chemicals than fresh liquid.
- Some of these chemicals can hurt the lungs and cells.
- Researchers tested leftover liquid on human lung cells in labs.
- They found cell damage after exposure to the liquid.
- Experts advise caution with heavily used disposable vapes.
- More research is needed to know the risks.
Difficult words
- disposable — Made to be thrown away after one use.
- fluid — Liquid that flows and is not solid.fluids
- leftover — Remaining small amount after something is used.
- harmful — Can cause pain or damage to health.
- researcher — Person who studies and tests things carefully.Researchers
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Discussion questions
- Have you ever seen disposable vapes?
- Would you be careful with a device that had leftover liquid?
- Do you think more research is needed?
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