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Severe Lung Illness Related to E-Cigarette Use/Vaping

Updated September 2019

Information for the public

Health Canada warns of potential risk of pulmonary illness associated with vaping products.

Up-to-date information on this evolving situation is available on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.

Canadians may report any adverse reactions or concerns related to vaping products to Health Canada.

For health concerns related to Severe Lung Illness related to E-cigarette Use/Vaping,
visit HealthLine Online. For advice on symptoms and precautions, call HealthLine at 811 (available 24/7).

Severe respiratory illness due to vaping is reportable by Intensive Care Units in Saskatchewan. See news release for more information.

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