Mysterious, deadly lung disease tied to vaping

Leslie Kohman, MD (photo by Jim Howe) Leslie Kohman, MD (photo by
Jim Howe) The cause of a multi-state outbreak of vaping-related
pulmonary injuries is unknown, with more than 800 cases reported
and several deaths. The The cause of a multi-state outbreak of
vaping-related pulmonary injuries is unknown, with more than 800
cases reported and several deaths. The U.S. Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention says there is no evidence that the occurrence of
vaping-related lung disease is declining. Upstate thoracic surgeon
says there is no evidence that the occurrence of vaping-related
lung disease is declining. Upstate thoracic surgeon Leslie Kohman,
MD Leslie Kohman, MD, describes the symptoms of this mysterious
disease and explains some of the theories about its cause. She also
reviews other health risks associated with vaping, or inhaling a
vapor that is usually high in nicotine, often flavored and contains
unknown, potentially harmful ingredients., describes the symptoms
of this mysterious disease and explains some of the theories about
its cause. She also reviews other health risks associated with
vaping, or inhaling a vapor that is usually high in nicotine, often
flavored and contains unknown, potentially harmful ingredients.