Electronic cigarettes increase the risk of stroke and heart disease by more than 60%

New scientific study supervised by US researchers revealed that electronic cigarettes "Vaping" Increases the risk of heart attack, stroke or heart disease.

According to the Daily Mail website, one in 20 adults in the United States uses electronic cigarettes and many claim it because they are healthier than combustible cigarettes..

A recent study by the American Heart Association found that heart attacks were 60% more common among smokers of electronic cigarettes, which increased the risk of stroke by 71%,.

The study revealed the American Heart Association (AHA) People who smoke electronic cigarettes are more likely to use traditional cigarettes such as those who do not smoke.

Dr. Larry Goldstein, Head of the Department of Neurology and Co-Director of the Kentucky Institute of Neuroscience, advised public health officials to continue pushing for a ban on soft-flavored electronic liquids stimulating younger users..