FDA Issues New Rules For Approving Tobacco Products For The Market
The FDA has introduced new rules designed to safeguard public health when approving new tobacco products such as cigarettes and vapes.
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Nearly 1 Million Flavored Vaping Products Removed From Market, But FDA Delays Decision on Potential JUUL Ban
The FDA rejected nearly 1 million flavored vaping products as part of new tobacco regulations, but has delayed a ruling on whether JUUL products will be allowed to stay on…
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Vaping Linked To Increased Sexually Risky Behavior Among Teens: Study
Teens who vape are more likely to partake in sexually risky behaviors, according to the findings of a new study.
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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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E-Cigarette Use Triples Likelihood of Cigarette Smoking For Youths: Study
New research shows that teen vaping actually increases their risk of becoming smokers instead of decreasing it.
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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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E-Cigarettes Have Only Short-Term Effect On Smoking Cessation: Study
A new study finds e-cigarette use can help someone quit smoking, but its benefits are short-lived.
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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.
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Side Effects of Vaping Linked to Respiratory Disease in First Long-Term Study
A new study links vaping to an increased risk of respiratory ailments, which is worsened when combined with traditional combustible tobacco use.
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JUUL Ends Advertising In U.S. Amid Increasing Concerns Over Health Effects And Teen Use
JUUL is ending advertising in the U.S. amid concerns of teen use, while facing allegations it marketed to children.