E-cigarette use during pregnancy risks fetal development

A study warns that pregnant women using e-cigarettes containing vanillin may harm fetal development and pose health risks. Laboratory experiments showed that even small amounts of the substance can cause embryonic cells to lose their ability to develop, while higher concentrations lead to their death. This indicates potential dangers to normal fetal growth. Researchers are calling for increased awareness among pregnant women and better regulation of e-cigarette ingredients, emphasizing the need for clinical studies to determine the actual impact on the fetus during pregnancy.

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