Electronic cigarette flavors may harm fetal health
Laboratory studies indicate that the flavored vanillin used extensively and at high concentrations in electronic cigarettes may lead to disruptions in the normal development of pregnant women's embryos. Experiments have shown that exposure of embryonic stem cells to this substance causes their death or loss of their ability to develop, with potential links to fetal damage during pregnancy. The researchers advised pregnant women to avoid using electronic cigarettes, especially those experiencing fertility issues or at risk of miscarriage, due to the potential danger of the chemicals involved to fetal development.
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