Maurizio Manigrasso

TL;DR: This study shows that e-cigarette aerosol is source of high particle dose in respiratory system, from 23%to 35% of the daily dose of a no-smoking individual.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that a high PNC level does not lead to a high PM2.5, and vice versa, and the need to establish regulatory approaches and control measures to address the impacts of elevated UFP concentrations, especially in urban areas, considering their potential health risks.

TL;DR: Dosimetry estimates were 50% to 110% higher for IQOS® than for e-cigarettes, and the highest doses were received by infants, which reached 9.88×108particles/kg bw during a cigar smoking session.

TL;DR: The results showed that, whatever the model adopted, passive vaping does occur, and supports the need for legislative interventions to regulate the e-cigs use in public places and other enclosed environments, in order to protect the health of any subject who is potentially exposed.

TL;DR: An experimental campaign was performed to evaluate the exposure to second-hand aerosol from conventional and electronic cigarettes and to estimate the consequent dose received by passive smokers/vapers and the related lung cancer risk.