Generic Chantix Launched Following Recall of Name Brand Drug Due To Toxic Contaminant
The first generic version of Chantix has been announced just days after a complete recall of the brand name smoking cessation drug.
Tag Archives: Smokers
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FDA Releases Plan to Ban Menthol Cigarettes, Flavored Cigars
The FDA says it will release new rules banning the production and sale of menthol cigarettes and all flavored cigars within the coming year.
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Menthol Cigarette Ban Expected To Be Issued By FDA This Week, Observers Say
The FDA is expected to issue a ban on menthol cigarettes sometimes this week, but if that happens the products would not likely be removed from the market for months…
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Menthol Cigarettes Had “Detrimental Impact On Public Health”: Study
Menthol cigarettes increased the number of smokers by at least 10 million, and pose a health hazard, according to the findings of a new study.
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Anti-Smoking Efforts Should Target Youths Before Age 17: Study
A new study's findings recommend anti-smoking education begin before youths turn 17 to be most effective.
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Adolescent Vaping Leads To Increased Likelihood of Cigarette Use: Study
A new study finds teens who vape are four times more likely to begin smoking cigarettes than teens who do not.
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One-Fifth of U.S. Adults Use Tobacco Products: CDC Report
The findings of a CDC study estimate about 20% of U.S. adults still use tobacco products like traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes.
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Vaping Increases Risk Of Relapse Among Smokers Who Already Quit: Study
A new study finds that vaping dramatically increases the risk that former smokers will go back to smoking traditional cigarettes.
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Some Types of Vaping Devices May Increase Likelihood of Smoking Traditional Cigarettes: Study
The findings of a new study suggests those using modded e-cigarettes are more likely to smoke traditional cigarettes than those who do not.
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Deaths From Second-Hand Smoke Declining, But Still Alarming for Safety of Children, Families
A new study finds that the death rate from second-hand smoke has declined, but is still too high and too often targets vulnerable populations.
