Here's Why The FDA Is Going to Crack Down on E-cigs

A handful of recent studies are beginning to reveal the possible health effects of e-cigarette use, and they are not all positive. These findings and a reported uptick in teen vaping have spurred the Food and Drug Administration to act — a move that is expected sometime this week. Researchers have found evidence of toxic metals like lead in e-cig vapor. Evidence also suggests that vaping may be linked to an increased risk of heart attacks.