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The hospital staff of Detroit performs double lung transplant with vaping surgery on a patient
Medical staff from Detroit claims that they have completed their first double lung surgery with the help of vaping surgery on the patients.
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The health crew from the Henry Ford Health System suggested that the operation was first such, especially for someone whose heart has been completely damaged by vaping.
After it happened, Dr. David Christiani, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Massachuset put forth the views that it is not yet clear whether all the double lung transplant condition which has been resulted from vaping surgery, can be successful or not.
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The doctor further said that the case, however, depends on the lungs of the donor and individuals suffering from vaping related illness.
However, no further news has been revealed by the health center and neither by the individuals after this.
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