A young woman says doctors diagnosed her with lung cancer after years of heavily using disposable vapes, adding to growing fears around the long term health effects of vaping. According to the report, What you need to know about e cigarettes Canadian Cancer Society E cigarettes can damage your DNA and increase your risk of CANCER, study reveals The Mirror Vaping is linked to cancer via similar DNA damage as smokers E cigarette flavored pods induce inflammation, epithelial barrier dysfunction, and DNA damage in lung epithelial cells and monocytes Scientific Reports Study: Vaping Causes DNA Damage in Human Cells and Mice The Scientist