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Chemicals in Vapes Trigger Potentially Deadly Heart Issue: Study

  • Chemicals in vapes may trigger potentially deadly cardiac arrest, according to a new study by American scientists.
  • Synthetic cooling ingredients, especially WS-23, added to e-cigarettes increase abnormal heartbeats and cardiovascular risks in mice and human heart cells.
  • WS-23 tripled premature heartbeats in mice compared to e-cigarettes with only nicotine and solvents, intensifying stress-related heart rhythm problems.
  • These findings prompt calls for policymakers to review regulations on coolants used in vapes to reduce risks of dangerous heart rhythm irregularities and sudden cardiac arrest.
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The dangers of e-cigarettes are back in the spotlight. A new study suggests that vape products containing menthol and cooling agents may increase the risk of heart rhythm disorders, raising new questions about the safety of e-cigarettes.

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Chemicals in vapes trigger potentially deadly heart issue: study

Scientists say menthol flavors and synthetic ingredients with an “icy” taste can lead to abnormal heart rhythms.

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NewMediaWire broke the news on Monday, June 15, 2026.
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