Researchers have claimed vapes could be worse for our health than smoking cigarettes, causing three deadly side effects.

Vaping may pose more risks to health than traditional cigarettes, potentially leading to dementia, heart disease, and organ failure for long-term users

Vaping could be more dangerous for your health than smoking, increasing the risk of dementia, heart disease and organ failure, according to a major new study. Dr Maxime Boidin, who lead theworld’s first controlled study into vaping's long-term effects atManchesterMetropolitan University, said the health threat to vapers is worse than smoking.

A first-of-its-kind study reveals vaping may be just as dangerous as smoking, with risks of dementia, heart disease, and organ failure.

Vaping could be more harmful to the body than traditional cigarettes, possibly increasing the risk of dementia, heart disease, and organ failure, according to the leader of a groundbreaking study. While the NHS has labelled vaping via E-cigarettes as "substantially less harmful than smoking.

Vaping may pose less of a health risk compared to smoking, but does that mean it's safe? Here's what medical experts say.

A study has warned that vaping could be as dangerous as smoking, with consistent use of e-cigarettes potentially leading to serious health problems

A new study has found that vaping could be riskier than smoking traditional cigarettes, with dangers of dementia and heart disease, and it's 'much harder to know how many puffs you've had'