EO Thirdhand smoke from vaping can stay on clothes, furniture, and other surfaces children touch every day. Help protect children by keeping homes, cars, and shared spaces vape free. Learn more at: Vaping releases toxic chemicals, including heavy metals, as well as ultrafine particles that go deep into the lungs. These increase the risk of heart and lung disorders. Smoking cigarettes has long been proven to cause severe lung damage, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, and lung cancer. Over time, cigarette smoke destroys lung tissue, fills airways with tar, How secondhand smoke, thirdhand smoke & vaping affects kids