Ruling Turns Up Pressure For Fda To Strictly Regulate E-cigarettes

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Thu, 05/16/2019 - 11:43am

Some politicians and pediatricians have urged the US Food and Drug Administration to take strong, swift action on the growing use of e-cigarettes among America's youth, but the latest move comes from a federal judge who ordered the agency to speed up its review of thousands of vaping products now on the market.

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