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They say the water treatment system isnt built for items like these.

Juul has now settled cases with 48 states and territories.

Alaska posted the nation’s highest rate of increase in electronic cigarette use by young adults from 2016 to 2021, according to a report tracking patterns in all the states.

Heating system in e-cigarette at centre of dispute | Appellate court reverses Georgia court’s decision on infringement and attorney costs | Tobacco company faces renewed litigation.

The agreement with New York, California, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Mexico and Washington, D.C. marks the latest in a string of recent legal settlements Juul has reached.

Six states, including New York, and the District of Columbia will receive $462 million over the next eight years as part of a settlement with Juul, a leading e-cigarette manufacturer.

Under the scheme, almost one-in-five smokers will be given a vape — an e-cigarette — starter kit, along with support to help quit smoking, the UK Department of Health says.

Uncovering the negative impact of menthol-flavored electronic cigarettes on lung function and inhaled particle quantity using clinical data and robotic engineering.

Louise. plans to make it more difficult for children to illegally purchase e—cigarette in england will be laid out by the government next week. an enforcement squad will be set up, clamping down on shops selling vapes to under—18s. victoria bourne has this report. with their sweet flavours and brightly coloured packaging, there has long been concern that e—cigarettes and vapes are becoming increasingly attractive to youngsters. and despite it being illegal, government data shows nearly 10%...

Men and women incarcerated in local city-run lockups can have special meals and other popular offerings delivered right to their cells while they await trial or serve short sentences. The meals available at some of the jails include things like chicken wing baskets, steak fajitas, Philly cheesesteaks and rich desserts.