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This condition is thought to be linked to very high doses of diacetyl, but the condition can also develop from a variety of other chemicals such as: acetaldehyde (a chemical found in marijuana smoke), metal oxide fumes (by-product of welding), formaldehyde (a chemical present in cigarettes), sulphur dioxide (a pollutant released by burning fossil fuels), ammonia, chlorine, nitrogen oxides, hydrochloric acid and sulphur mustard
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While several countries are currently strengthening their regulations on new nicotine products, including through bans on flavors, advertising restrictions or bans on certain devices, Argentina is making the opposite choice by reversing historical bans that were nevertheless based on health concerns and the precautionary principle
