The authors explain, If a student is caught using a product marketed as tobacco-free, school administrators or parents may not realize local/state or school policies prohibit its use on school grounds. All products containing nicotine should be considered tobacco products and treated as such in schools and workplaces
Avoiding confusion about true health consequences of nicotine use When considering harm reduction as a tobacco control strategy it is important to separate the risk associated with inhaling smoke from that of taking nicotine
Abstract The rapid increase in use of electronic-cigarettes (e-cigarettes), especially among youth, raises the urgency for regulating bodies to make informed decisions, guidance, and policy on these products
Civil litigation and class action lawsuits are a more common way for communities to seek compensation for health impacts, property damage, and displacement
Seyler et al ., 1984
More than 80% of youth who have used a tobacco product report that they began with a flavored product