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Switching to E-Cigarettes After Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis and Health Outcomes
Individuals with T2DM who smoke have higher risks of cardiovascular disease and other complications. Many people consider e-cigarette as a "harm-reduction" alternatives to combustible cigarettes, but it is not clear whether switching to e-cigarettes improves health outcomes in patients with diabetes.
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