Many of those teens may have assumed that electronic cigarettes are a safe, high-tech alternative to tobacco
The Food and Drug Administration attempted to crack down on teen e-cigarette use in June when it ordered Juul to stop selling and distributing its products in the U.S
may involve partial or complete removal of the tongue, mouth, or jaw depending on the cancer's size and location
Tobacco kills almost 6 million people each year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), and a growing number of people are now vaping instead of smoking, resulting in industry worth $2.7 billion worldwide
These products are generally safer than cigarettes because they do not burn tobacco, and it is tobacco smoke, not nicotine, that causes most of the harmful effects of cigarettes