Supreme Court Skeptical of Vaping Companies’ Claims Against FDA Crackdown
The Supreme Court appeared unconvinced Monday that the FDA acted unfairly in denying sweet-flavored vaping products after a surge in teen use, according to court proceedings. Justices raised doubts about the vaping industry’s claims that the FDA abruptly changed its standards, leading to over a million denials of flavored nicotine products.
U.S. high school students use e-cigarettes. That's roughly 3 million students nationwide. While most of the U.S. is improving ...
The biennial survey of R.I. high school and middle school students found overall substance use is down among high schoolers, ...
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today over the FDA's decision to deny marketing applications for sweet flavored vapes.
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The Supreme Court will hear a vaping case on Monday, weighing federal regulators’ decisions blocking sweet vaping products ...
EU countries are poised to push for stricter anti-smoking rules on Tuesday, backing bans on smoking and vaping in many ...
Donald Trump has given a variety of statements on vaping, as well as being the person who signed off on the FDA ban being argued in court today.
Louisiana has one of the highest rates of teen vaping in the country, with 30% of high school students reporting using ...
A team at EIT has recently finished a survey of more than 2000 students – both vapers and non-vapers – in Hawke’s Bay about ...
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