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When products have the potential to save millions of lives, it’s helpful if people are told about those benefits.

ACS and many other public health groups fail to acknowledge how successful this year’s Smokeout will be due to the popularity of electronic cigarettes and vaping devices.

In July, an NPR segment reported the United States is in the midst of a “significant shortage of injectable opioids.”

The agency unveiled a two-pronged approach to reduce smoking.

The Chafee article must be retracted.

Some published articles are so flawed that they deserve retraction.   

The FDA recently announced a plan to move forward to develop a regulation that would mandate a reduction in nicotine in combustible cigarettes to a very low level. The FDA justified the move by stating that such a mandate could help current smokers quit, and prevent experimental users from becoming regular smokers.

John Nothdurft and Donny Kendal present episode #130 of the In The Tank Podcast. Today’s podcast features work from the Reason Foundation, the Cato Institute, The Foundation for Government Accountability, the Platte Institute, and the Heartland Institute.

The Trump administration should no longer defend FDA’s indefensible vaping ban.

Will the Deeming Rule kill the vaping industry? Dr. Brad Rodu talks from the Heartland about the future of the industry and what the FDA has in store.

The Sacramento Bee on January 21 published a column written by a hearing aids company executive.  Titled “E-cigarettes may also cause hearing loss” (here), the piece asserted that “damage to…

Eradication of all tobacco products could only be justified if all such products posed substantial risk to public health. They do not.

Governments everywhere decades ago launched the War on Tobacco. Which they tell us is to protect us from ourselves. What it really is about – is more government control, and more government tax money.