Nationally, the rate was 32.7%.2 In 2019, 2.5% of high school students in Arizona used chewing tobacco, snuff or dip on at least one day in the past 30 days
Truth Initiative and six other public health and medical groups filed a federal lawsuit challenging an FDA decision to delay fully regulating e-cigarettes until 2022 a full five years past the original deadline, and six years since the FDA finalized a rule to have regulatory authority over all tobacco products
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The survey also found that 30.7 percent of teenagers who used e-cigarettes started smoking within six months
On top of that, the products are also causing confusion about whether they can be used to quit smoking, vaping, and other tobacco products