Vaping
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CDC: Vitamin E acetate, THC implicated in vaping-related lung injury outbreak

Products containing tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, remain a focus in the investigation into the outbreak of lung injuries associated with use of electronic cigarettes or vaping, but new data from CDC’s Environmental Health Laboratory indicate that the presence of vitamin E acetate may also be a factor.
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CDC provides update on vaping-related injuries

As of Oct. 8, 1,299 confirmed and probable cases of lung injury associated with electronic cigarette use, or vaping, have been reported by 49 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. There have also been 26 deaths confirmed and reported to CDC from 21 states, according to a statement from CDC.