Mexico's Vaping Crisis: Interstitial Pneumonia Cases Surge

Mexico Faces Growing Vaping Crisis: Interstitial Pneumonia Cases Rise Mexico City, May 31, 2025 – A new report highlights a significant health crisis emerging in Mexico: the increasing number of cases of interstitial pneumonia linked to vaping and e-cigarette use. The alarming trend is particularly concerning among young people, with experts warning of severe health consequences. According to a recent study, nearly 5 million Mexicans between the ages of 12 and 65 have tried vaping, and nearly 1 million use e-cigarettes regularly. This widespread use is directly correlated with the rise in cases of interstitial pneumonia, a severe lung disease that can cause inflammation, bleeding, and even death. "The damage can be severe and rapid," warns Dr. [Expert Name], a leading pulmonologist in Mexico City. "The oils in these devices are not easily eliminated by the lungs, leading to significant long-term damage." The video report by EjeCentral underscores the urgent need for increased public awareness and stricter regulations on vaping products in Mexico. The government must take action to protect its citizens, particularly young people, from the devastating health effects of vaping. The report concludes with a call to action, encouraging further research and public health initiatives to address this growing crisis and protect the health of Mexico's population.