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Popcorn lung, or bronchitis obliterans, is a rare and irreversible lung disease caused by inhaling diacetyl. Diacetyl is a chemical compound that was once used in artificial butter flavouring, including in some microwave popcorn products. However, misinformation on this health issue is often linked to vaping.

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World Lung Day, marked on September 25th each year, is an essential medium to emphasise healthy lungs and the pressing…
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