The Indiana Smoke-Free Alliance was in Rockville, Maryland October 22-23 for the FDA sponsored public meeting- Tobacco Product Application Review.
This meeting is intended to improve public understanding and seek feedback on the policies and processes for the submission and review of tobacco product marketing applications, including the general scientific principles relevant to various application pathways, in order to assist persons considering submitting marketing applications for tobacco products under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act)…
Read more at https://www.fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/NewsEvents/ucm615443.htm
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We look forward to working with public health officials, the media, and the Indiana General Assembly on creating better pathways to prevent youth access of legitimate vapor products and we would hope that the goal of all public health initiatives is to inform the general public with correct and accurate information about the cause of vapor related illnesses.
www.insmokefree.org/isfa-statement-on-vaping-illnesses-and-flavor-bans/
ISFA Statement on Vaping Illnesses and Flavor Bans | ISFA
Indiana Smoke-Free Alliance strongly encourages all media outlets to refer to the statement made by the FDA which fully understands the dangers posed by illicit products and THC products. In the same ...