Disposable e-cigarettes, with their vibrant colors and an ever-expanding menu of enticing flavors, have become a common sight, particularly among younger demographics. While often marketed with an air of playful appeal, a recent study from researchers at Yale University and Duke University School of Medicine has cast a new light on what might be lurking within these popular devices. The study, published and drawing attention in mid-2025, found that a significant majority of popular disposable e-cigarettes sold in the US contain neotame, an artificial sweetener far more potent than sugar or even aspartame. This discovery raises fresh questions about the…
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