How the White House is cracking down on youth vaping
In late 2017, the FDA [U.S. Food and Drug Administration] started to see a marked increase in complaints about ENDS [Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems] products. FDA initiated an investigation of these complaints, the majority of which pertained to minors’ access to and use of these products. This new information indicated an alarming increase in the use of ENDS products by middle and high school students. …
United States Representative, Connecticut, Democrat
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