) But the new study finds that the solvents make even more chemicals that are bad to breathe in
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Some of the most common are coffee, toast, roasted or fried meats, deep fried foods, eggs, garlic, onions (raw or cooked), mint toothpaste and chocolate
Of the total sample of 4107 respondents, 1011 reported never having heard of e-cigarettes and were excluded from further analyses
