Vaping May Impair Oral Health, New Research Reveals

KUAF | By Daniel Caruth

Published January 6, 2020 at 1:02 PM CST

The use of electronic smoking devices is the subject of intense scientific investigation after being linked to a rash of lung injuries across the U.S. last year. And as Daniel Caruth with Arkansas Public Media reports, new research indicates vaping tobacco may be harmful to oral health too.

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