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In the 18- to 29-year-old section of the graphic: Studies have shown that youth and young adults using e-cigarettes have a higher risk for nicotine addiction, respiratory infections (including COVID-19), and progressing to combustible tobacco products

But that is clearly not how they are being used, says Amy Peak, Butler Universitys Director of Undergraduate Health Science Programs

It is thought particularly valuable that babies who are subjected to passive smoking receive these health benefits to help cancel out their increased risks of infection

Some filtered cigars can even have a higher nicotine content than cigarettes

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It also puts users at a higher risk for blood clots and increases inflammation in the body in general, increases triglycerides, and lowers good cholesterol