Electronic cigarette use
Intervention1 paper1 finding
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- Humans1
Associations
1PhenoAgeAccel
upin humans1
1 study
PhenoAgeAccel
upin humans1
Electronic cigarette use is associated with PhenoAgeAccel in humans (1.20 years (95% CI: 0.41, 2.10)).
Humansin fully adjusted modeln = 8,595
E-cigarette use is linked to faster biological aging · Environmental epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.) · 6 Oct 2026
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1E-cigarette use is linked to faster biological aging
Current e-cigarette users had a biological age acceleration 1.20 years higher than people who had never used them.Current e-cigarette users had a biological age acceleration 1.20 years higher than people who had never used them.