The advent of new tobacco products such as electronic cigarettes and the dramatic rise in
their use, especially by adolescents and young adults, are significant public health …

For decades, advocacy for tobacco control has been a priority of the American Heart
Association (AHA). In partnership with major public health organizations, the association has …

Regulation of nicotine levels in cigarettes and other tobacco products is now possible with
the passage of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act (FSPTCA) in 2009 …

Abstract Introduction Both the Tobacco Control Act in the US and Article 9 of the Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control enable governments to directly address the addictiveness …

Act of 2009 empowered the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to regulate tobacco, the
leading preventable cause of death. The agency, however, initially exercised authority only …

The issue of harm reduction has long been controversial in the public health practice of
tobacco control. Health advocates have been reluctant to endorse a harm reduction …

Inhalation of the toxic smoke produced by combusting tobacco products, primarily cigarettes,
is the overwhelming cause of tobacco-related disease and death in the United States and …

A wide variety of non-cigarette forms of tobacco and nicotine exist, and their use varies
regionally and globally. Smoked forms of tobacco such as cigars, bidis, kreteks and …

E-cigarettes that claim to contain “tobacco-free” synthetic nicotine—nicotine that isn't derived
from tobacco—are proliferating. The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act of …

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