The terrifying cocktail of chemicals in your flavoured vape: Scientists use AI to simulate the reactions inside e-cigarettes - revealing 153 'acutely toxic' compounds

Vape users are inhaling'acutely toxic' compounds that could cause'a new wave of chronic diseases' in the next couple of decades, a new study warns. Researchers in Ireland have used artificial intelligence (AI) to simulate the chemical reactions that take place inside flavoured vapes, also known as e-cigarettes. They found that e-liquids – the liquid inside that gives vapes their flavour – contain a'cocktail' of chemicals that produce'toxic' compounds when heated. Vaping has a'significantly different profile of chemical hazards' compared with traditional tobacco smoking', the study authors report. While they don't say vaping is more harmful than smoking tobacco, they're concerned that new but unspecified health issues will result from the vaping craze.