Plain English Lung illnesses from vaping | Learn English phrasal verb 'take up'
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Over 450 people, mostly young, have fallen ill with lung disease after using electronic cigarettes. Five have died, including a 15-year-old in New York state. Public health authorities are scrambling to determine the specific cause of the illness, but many suspect it's due to a specific additive. While big brands like Juul don't use those additives, authorities are cautioning people not to use vaporizers. Plus, learn English phrasal verb ""take up.""
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