A centuries-old Middle Eastern tradition has taken hold in Austin. Hookahs ? ornate contraptions also known as water pipes ? have become fixtures in some trendy downtown clubs, where customers inhale flavored tobacco using an oversized pipe that ...
Legislation that would give the U.S. Food and Drug Administration power to regulate tobacco products includes the ability to ban flavored cigarettes, such as those infused with strawberry, cloves or cinnamon. But it stops short of listing the ...
Public health experts say exempting menthol from a ban on flavored cigarettes shows the power the tobacco industry has over the U.S. Congress. Lawmakers are considering a bill giving the U.S. Food and Drug Administration oversight of the tobacco ...
Legislation that would allow FDA to regulate flavored tobacco products would exempt regulation of menthol cigarettes, which are widely used among blacks, the New York Times reports. According to the Times , public health experts have long suspected ...
The legislation, which would give the Food and Drug Administration the power to oversee tobacco products, would try to reduce smoking ?s allure to young people by banning most flavored cigarettes , including clove and cinnamon.
Some public health experts are questioning why menthol, the most widely used cigarette flavoring and the most popular cigarette choice of black American smokers, is receiving special protection as Congress attempts to regulate tobacco for the first ...
Some public health experts are questioning why menthol, the most widely used cigarette flavoring and the most popular cigarette choice of African-American smokers, is receiving special protection as the U.S. Congress attempts to regulate tobacco for ...
How popular are menthol cigarettes? Popular enough to reverse logic. The government is set to pass a bill that will ban "flavored" cigarettes, but menthols will be excluded. Because menthol, of course, is not a flavor. What menthol is is close to $20 ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A sizable percentage of college students have tried smoking waterpipes, often under the false impression that they offer a "safer" way to smoke, a new study suggests. In a survey of 744 freshmen at one Virginia university ...
Cyclones in Myanmar. Earthquakes in China. Twisters in America's heartland. Is it too early to cue the Armageddonists? They can always be counted on, when things get rough, to step up with a cry of alarm and loudly proclaim that the end of the world ...
