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E-cigarette users at 19% higher risk of heart failure: study

E-cigarette users at 19% higher risk of heart failure: study
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Heart health: Vaping may raise heart failure risk by 19%

A new study indicates that people who have used a vape at any point in their lives are 19% more likely to experience heart failure compared to people who have never used them.

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Afternoon Update: Sydney bishop forgives alleged attacker; Indonesian volcano erupts; and life lessons from an archery class

Mar Mari Emmanuel says ‘I have nothing in my heart but love’

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First Thing: Arizona Republicans again block effort to repeal near-total abortion ban

Only 28% of Arizona voters approve of the 1864 law. Plus, Israeli media reports weapons deployments for Rafah offensive

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High Blood Pressure During Middle Age Could Increase Dementia Risk

Researchers report that high blood pressure can also increase dementia risk within the middle-aged population.

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