Mice exposed to e-cig vapour for ten days or 30 days had more severe strokes and greater nerve damage than those exposed to tobacco smoke.Vaping decreased their brain’s uptake of glucose, which is responsible for fuelling brain activity.But both groups had significantly reduced levels of an enzyme required for blood clotting. This could increase their chances of having a stroke and worsen secondary brain injury.There are more than 100,000 strokes in the UK each year, of which 25,000 will prove fatal within 12 months.Survivors may be left with physical disabilities, depression, impaired memory and difficulty speaking.
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