study found those who vaped were five times more likely to be diagnosed with the novel coronavirus than non-users, prompting some United States lawmakers to try to temporarily ban the sale of e-cigarettes until more research can be done on their effects.In a letter to the FDA commissioner, U.S.
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi called for the prohibition, saying e-cigarette users were much more likely to test positive for the virus and experience symptoms.“This is true in vapers as young as 13, which is particularly concerning, given that young people are increasingly driving the spread of COVID-19, threatening the health and safety of Americans of all ages,” he said.