E-cigarette users are 22% more likely to have higher blood sugar levels.
People who vape could be at higher risk of developing diabetes.
A study of 600 thousand people by John Hopkins University in the US found that e-cigarette users are 22% more likely to have higher blood sugar levels.
The scientists involved now want a public information campaign to discourage people from using vapes.
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