In 2009, the FDA found that e-cigarette cartridges from two leading brands contained detectable levels of known carcinogens and toxic chemicals, including diethylene glycol (commonly found in antifreeze) and nitrosamines
There is a growing concern amongst experts and the FDA that high doses of nicotine found in Juul products could affect the still-developing adolescent brain, especially when considering the cytotoxic effects Juul products have been found to have
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While helping with a PMTA review last time (FDA Registration No
Unfortunately, we still dont know all these answers
Andrea Villanti, director for regulatory science and policy at the Schroeder Institute for Tobacco Research and Policy Studies at Truth Initiative, agrees that the devices are effective quit-smoking aids, but says there is a need for clear, accurate information about their potential harms
