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E-cigarette flavor linked to fetal risks
A recent study has revealed that vanillin, a compound widely used in e-cigarette flavors, may have adverse effects on fetal development. Laboratory experiments showed that exposing embryonic cells to low concentrations of the substance can impair their ability to differentiate, while higher concentrations lead to the death of some cells. This raises concerns that the presence of vanillin reaching the fetus during pregnancy could hinder its normal development. Scientists advise pregnant women to avoid using e-cigarettes and call on companies to disclose all ingredients in their products. Other experts emphasize the need for further clinical studies to assess the extent of vanillin's dangers to humans.
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