Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Health effects of inhaled nicotine devices: from smoking to vaping and heated tobacco
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Pezzuto (Rome, Italy), M. Borro (Rome, Italy), L. Lionetto (Rome, Italy), A. Ricci (Rome, Italy), G. Guerrieri (Rome, Italy), D. Pizzirusso (Rome, Italy). The association of high nicotine metabolism ratio with COPD in smokers undergoing a smoking cessation program.. 1885

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