single studies reported elevated risk of rectal cancer and respiratory disorders
Herbal tea products, no nicotine, non-tobacco products, tobacco substitutes
After an "extensive scientific review," the FDA said the pouches have met the public health standard set by the 2009 Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, which weighs the overall risks and benefits that such products would pose to the general population
Case reports indicate that headache, nausea, vomiting, dyspnoea, and respiratory tract irritation are common effects of acute inhalation exposure to ethylene oxide (section 8.3)
This makes sense, as the particulate matter in the air may be able to travel further, or be trapped for longer, depending on the weather 19