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The nicotine and carbon monoxide found in cigarette smoke weaken the arteries, which makes them more susceptible to bursting or breaking, leading to a hemorrhagic stroke

When enough residue collects, airflow becomes restricted

The study, which was published in Environmental Science & Technology , found that the thermal decomposition of propylene glycol and glycerin, two solvents found in most "e-liquids" (the substance that is vaporised by the e-cigarette), leads to emissions of toxic chemicals such as acrolein and formaldehyde

You can see the full breakdown of consumption at each speed in the table below

The US Supreme Court declined on Monday to take up a case testing whether smokers have a constitutional right to light up in a public park

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