Factors That Increase the Risk of FAS Include: Maternal age Poor socioeconomic status Heavy and frequent drinking A family history of alcoholism In the 1980s and 1990s, the prevalence of FAS in America was estimated at 2 cases per 1,000 births
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Moreover, flavouring agents such as diacetyl have been implicated in chronic respiratory conditions, and emerging studies suggest that chronic e-cigarette exposure may lead to DNA damage, impaired repair mechanisms, and oxidative stresshallmarks of carcinogenesis
And while glycerin, one of the ingredients in e-cigarettes, is considered safe in foods, Mr Foulds argues that eating something is not the same as putting it into a vapor and inhaling it. A Mars bar is safe to eat, but I wouldnt want to inhale it, he explained