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Conditions: Lung Inflammation; HIV Seropositivity
Interventions: Other: ECIGS; Behavioral: mobile contingency management (mCM); Other: Usual brand
Sponsors: Duke University; National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
Not yet recruiting – verified May 2016
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Canadian teens trying e-cigarettes as often as cigarettes
WFLA After seeking medical treatment in the emergency room for an asthma attack, women are much more likely than men to need hospitalization, researchers report. After seeking medical treatment in the emergency room for an asthma attack, women are much … |
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Doctors warn of connection between e-cigarettes and asthma
WCBD Dr. Andrew Davidson, Charleston Allergy & Asthma, “E-cigarettes generally contain nicotine, but they don't have the tar that you get from lighting up and smoking a cigarette. The tar causes a lot of damage to the lungs, but nicotine is still something … |
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