Decisions of the FDA on premarket tobacco product applications: Changes in the number of unique devices and liquids used by US adults who frequently use electronic nicotine delivery systems, 2020–2023

Overview of attention for article published in Tobacco Induced Diseases, March 2024

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RT @ChaunceyGardner: In which researchers discover that almost no adults use the 7 nicotine vape devices that @FDATobacco has authorized so…

RT @ChaunceyGardner: In which researchers discover that almost no adults use the 7 nicotine vape devices that @FDATobacco has authorized so…

RT @ChaunceyGardner: In which researchers discover that almost no adults use the 7 nicotine vape devices that @FDATobacco has authorized so…

RT @lmstroud89: That's because there are 0 "FDA-approved" tobacco products. And a court ruled FDA must regulate e-cigarettes as a tobacco…

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