FDA, nicotine and Biden
In Biden administration’s final days, FDA advances proposal to set a nicotine limit on tobacco products
As the Biden administration winds down, the US Food and Drug Administration has submitted a proposed rule that could significantly lower the amount of nicotine in tobacco products and potentially prompt more people to quit smoking.
In a commentary published in JAMA, experts at the Rutgers Institute for Nicotine & Tobacco Studies have issued a call to ...
The Food and Drug Administration is seeking approval from the Biden administration in its fifnal months to propose a major reduction in the ...
Most Supreme Court justices sounded skeptical of claims Monday that the Food and Drug Administration wrongly moved the ...
The FDA has rejected applications for more than 1 million fruit-, candy- and dessert-flavored e-cigarettes and vaping liquids ...
In his 2001 book, A Question of Intent, former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner David Kessler highlighted research long suppressed by Big Tobacco that showed how reduced-nicotine ...
The FDA contends the manufacturers failed to show their products were more likely to help existing smokers switch to vaping than to hook another generation of Americans on nicotine.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday on whether to reinstate a federal ban on sweet-flavored vaping products.
The funding will primarily be allocated toward the submission of an application to British regulators to allow for the ...
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