A Nevada mother has warned of the dangers of e-cigarettes after her 17-year-old cheerleader daughter developed a rare, life-long lung condition linked to vaping. Brianne Cullen started using disposable vapes at 14 to cope with anxiety after the COVID-19 lockdown. Four months ago, she suddenly struggled to breathe and was rushed to the ER. Doctors diagnosed her with bronchiolitis obliterans, or ‘popcorn lung’ — a serious disease that scars the lungs' smallest airways. Steroids and an inhaler can reduce inflammation and help with breathing, but in severe cases, a lung transplant may be required. Sufferers require life-long care to manage their symptoms and are advised to avoid air pollution, cigarette smoke and people who are unwell, who could pass on infections. Read the full story at DailyMail.com. Link in bio. #news #nevada #cheerleading #vaping #teens