By including different types of smokeless tobacco products in one prevention campaign, the US Food and Drug Administration is in danger of undermining its aim of 'education'.Read More
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If the figures are looked at in the round, there is no epidemic of teen vaping in the US, just a de-epidemic of teen smoking.Read More
The 22nd Century Group has followed up its Premarket Tobacco Application with a Modified Risk Tobacco Product Application for its very low nicotine content cigarettes.Read More
The US has been called to action against e-cigarettes, but presumably only if such action costs nothing. US states spend only 2.4 percent of their tobacco income on smoking prevention.Read More
Although there is no suggestion that 10 health recommendations put out by the AMA are presented in order of importance; it’s noteworthy that tobacco comes in at number seven.Read More
The words 'hammer' and 'nut' spring to mind when the idea of using drug therapies to help young people quit electronic cigarettes is raised.Read More
Given the hand-wringing over young people and tobacco, it is shocking – but not surprising – that US states spend only 2.4 percent of their tobacco income on smoking prevention and quitting campaigns.Read More
E-liquid rules 'defy logic'
A list of descriptors banned from e-liquids sold in Oregon seems to cover the field: from sweet through tangy to tart.Read More
Especially in the present climate; those supplying e-liquids should avoid putting into them ingredients that are going to raise the US Food and Drug Administration's blood pressure.Read More
Graphic health warnings can cancel out the effect of cigarette advertisements that prompt young people to think of smoking as cool, rebellious and fun, according to new research.Read More