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Russian man dies after 17 years of smoking e-cigarettes. A 33-year-old resident of the Primorsky region went to the doctors after he began to feel severe shortness of breath. The man was examined and found to be suffering from bilateral pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis and tuberculosis. The patient's condition began to deteriorate rapidly and he was soon diagnosed with leukemia and respiratory failure. All the doctors' efforts were in vain - the Russian died. According to the doctors, the man's health was affected by the abuse of the vapors, which he smoked for more than 17 years. Along with tuberculosis and pneumonia, this led to death. - The body must be protected from a young age.

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Russian man dies after 17 years of smoking e-cigarettes. A 33-year-old resident of the Primorsky region went to the doctors after he began to feel severe shortness of breath. The man was examined and found to be suffering from bilateral pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis and tuberculosis. The patient's condition began to deteriorate rapidly and he was soon diagnosed with leukemia and respiratory failure. All the doctors' efforts were in vain - the Russian died. According to the doctors, the man's health was affected by the abuse of the vapors, which he smoked for more than 17 years. Along with tuberculosis and pneumonia, this led to death. - The body must be protected from a young age.

Russian man dies after 17 years of smoking e-cigarettes. A 33-year-old resident of the Primorsky region went to the doctors after he began to feel severe shortness of breath. The man was examined and found to be suffering from bilateral pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis and tuberculosis. The patient's condition began to deteriorate rapidly and he was soon diagnosed with leukemia and respiratory failure. All the doctors' efforts were in vain - the Russian died. According to the doctors, the man's health was affected by the abuse of the vapors, which he smoked for more than 17 years. Along with tuberculosis and pneumonia, this led to death. - The body must be protected from a young age.

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