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New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing 13 e-cigarette and vaping companies, accusing them of targeting underage users with illegal flavored vapes and social media ads.
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The $1.4 million from vape device maker JUUL will be used to mitigate marketing campaigns aimed at youth.
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The NYS Quitline goes fare beyond a phone number. There's also a website, text service, medication, counseling, and other resources.
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James sued JUUL in 2019, and reached a $462 million multi-state settlement in April 2023.
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New York State offers a wide variety of resources, which can also connect people to medication.
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Common councilors are expected to vote on the measure Tuesday.
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Tobacco Free CNY Reality Check hosted a summit which educated youth and helped equip them with the knowledge to help others and spread awareness about youth tobacco use.
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The FDA was set to finish reviewing all applications for vaping products earlier this month but asked for an extension to review bigger players on the market.
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With so much focus on one health crisis, you might have missed important changes on another health front. New laws are trying to keep people from nicotine…
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The dangers E-cigarettes pose to young people are not fully known. But deaths and hospital visits due to vaping are raising concerns among parents and…