Prolonged inhalation of diacetyl caused several workers to develop severe, irreversible lung damage - hence, the nickname "popcorn lung." Causes of Popcorn Lung While rare, popcorn lung can be caused by various inhaled toxins or injuries, including: Diacetyl (found in some flavored e-cigarette or vape products) Chemical fumes (e.g., industrial cleaners, flavorings, ammonia) Respiratory infections (e.g., after severe viral infections) Complications from lung or stem cell transplants Symptoms of Popcorn Lung Popcorn lung symptoms often resemble other chronic lung diseases like asthma or COPD, which can lead to misdiagnosis
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A nurse from North Carolina has uploaded a graphic video that has been shared nearly 500,000 times in just a few days Image credits: Amanda Eller To show the difference between the two, they inflated the healthy lungs And made a video, illustrating that the healthy not only look, but work properly as well Then, it was the turn of the cancerous lungs, damaged by 20 years of smoking a pack a day The elastance was gone, so they would stretch out but then the recoil of them just snaps right back The striking difference is visible in the second video This inspired people to share their smoking stories While others still defended their habit Whats your take on this
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