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According to this news posted on Insider, a major international news site, on September 10, 2019, at least six people in six states have died after smoking e-cigarettes at the time this news was reported.
In response to these health reports from the vape manufacturer, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommended against the use of e-cigarettes, but at the time, the cause of the deaths was still unknown.
Recently, however, the CDC has finally revealed that 75% of the deaths were caused by the use of illegal liquid containing THC (tetracambinol), vitamin E acetate, and other substances that are harmful to the human body.
This situation is believed to have occurred because the popularity of vape in the U.S. is so great that inferior products are often distributed.
