Attorneys general of 28 states and Guam are calling on the Trump administration to crack down on the sale of illegal vape products.

Federal officials need to step up efforts to bar imported e-cigarettes that target youth with sweet flavors, a coalition of ...

Attorney General Miyares joins attorneys general from 27 other states and one U.S. territory in attempting to stop the product from being marketed and sold to kids.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a series of decisions by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to keep flavored vaping products ...

youth in the United States use e-cigarettes more than any other tobacco product. "There's not a lot of research on how bad it actually is, and I feel like a lot of kids just think it's this cool ...

president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, an advocacy group. She noted the FDA has denied over 26 million flavored e-cigarette product applications so far. "While the FDA has authorized the ...

There is extensive research demonstrating that flavor restrictions reduce youth tobacco use. A 2024 Surgeon General’s report concluded that, “Local laws restricting the sale of flavored tobacco ...

Senators grill FDA regulators and Justice Department officials over rise of unauthorized e-cigarettes Government agencies have cracked down on a handful of manufacturers of e-cigarettes ...

Richardson, head of the advocacy group Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said the decision "should ... by appealing to young people. By 2015, e-cigarettes had taken over traditional cigarettes ...

“Another thing that people don’t really think about are the vapors that are found in e-cigarettes, and the fact that folks, including kids, are inhaling harmful substances like carbon ...

Yet researchers mostly concur that vaping is less harmful than smoking. Of the more than 7,000 substances generated by burning tobacco, over 70 have been linked to cancer, and a greater number are ...

"I know there's people that fill up cartages with other drugs: I've seen students go into seizures, students pass out," said Pam Smith, the principal of Briggs High School. According to a tobacco ...