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Our results suggest the need to regulate the use of e-cigarettes among teens and adults. Pokhrel and two doctoral students, Avian White and David Wambui, published Risk Assessment of Inhaled Diacetyl from Electronic Cigarette Use Among Teens and Adults, following their investigation of the effects of diacetyl an organic compound found in foods and additives that are used for dairy flavoring

There is no reason to believe that banning e-cigarette flavors would, in fact, reduce youth vaping