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Over-regulating e-cigarettes hurts those who need them most

September 09, 2019

Though this article from Jenesa Jeram, in The Spinoff, is written from a New Zealand perspective it does take a thoughtful, well considered position and is well worth reading. In North America, we're faced with some of the same issues and would do well to consider the role of regulation and the care that must be taken in crafting it, so as not to shut out all but the biggest players and/or stifle innovation. Read the full article here.

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Vape Bans & Lung Disease: Picking Through the Feds' Framing

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The main justification for state and federal bans on flavored e-cigarettes is the "epidemic" of underage vaping, which former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb worried might result in "a whole generation of young people becoming addicted to nicotine." (Jacob Sullum article in Reason.)