New studies reveal a worrying link between e-cigarette use and higher heart failure risk.
Chemicals in e-cigarette aerosols harm cardiovascular health, heightening heart failure risk.
Nicotine in e-cigarettes raises blood pressure and heart rate, straining the heart further.
E-cigarette aerosols can trigger body inflammation, potentially contributing to heart failure development.
E-cigarette use is linked to impaired blood vessel function, raising cardiovascular risks like heart failure.
Young e-cigarette users face increased cardiovascular risks, underscoring the need for targeted prevention.
Those using both e-cigarettes and traditional tobacco face heightened heart failure risks.
Chronic e-cigarette use can cumulatively increase heart failure risk over time.
Cardiologists must recognize and address e-cigarette-related cardiovascular risks during patient care.
Urgent action is required to inform about and counter e-cigarette cardiovascular risks, especially among vulnerable groups.