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.
Tag Archives: Tobacco
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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.
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Flavored E-Cigarette Ban May Be Coming Soon, Officials Warn
The FDA plans to announce a new policy in coming weeks which will effectively ban most flavored e-cigarette products as youth use continues to rise.
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Children Told JUUL Was “Much Safer” than Cigarettes By Manufacturers of Addictive Vape Pen, FDA Letter Claims
The FDA has sent letters to the makers of JUUL, claiming the company marketed its products to children as safe alternatives to cigarettes at holistic health camps.
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FDA Vaping And Smoking Prevention Campaign Resulted In Real Benefits: Study
A new analysis shows that an FDA media campaign to turn teens away from smoking and vaping appears to be effective.
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JUUL Social Media Tags Popular Among Youth As Congress Examines Its Marketing Practices
A congressional committee is looking into JUULs social media and other advertising tactics to see if the company tries to specifically market its vaping products to teens.
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FDA Launches New Vaping Prevention Campaign Targeting Teens
The FDA is launching a new ad campaign seeking to dissuade teens from vaping.
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JUUL Lawsuit Alleges 20-Year Old College Suffered Hemorrhagic Stroke After Becoming Addicted to Vaping
A JUUL lawsuit claims the vaping pods are specifically designed to be addictive to teens, which resulted in a young Connecticut man becoming addicted and suffering a debilitating stroke.
