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Missouri woman credits early cancer screening for saving life - Vimarsana News

Missouri woman credits early cancer screening for saving life

The American Cancer Society says Missouri will see more than 39,000 new cancer cases in 2024; Kansas will see a little more than 16,500.

Source: fox4kc.com
FDA sued over 'almost unconscionable' delay in ban on menthol tobacco products - Vimarsana News

FDA sued over 'almost unconscionable' delay in ban on menthol tobacco products

A coalition of civil rights and medical organizations said they are suing the FDA because it has missed its own deadline to ban menthol cigarettes.

Civil rights groups, others sue FDA over menthol tobacco ban | Nation & World News - Vimarsana News

Civil rights groups, others sue FDA over menthol tobacco ban | Nation & World News

Other plaintiffs inculde the African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council and Action on Smoking and Health

Source: komu.com
Civil rights, medical groups sue FDA over 'almost unconscionable' delay in banning menthol tobacco products - Vimarsana News

Civil rights, medical groups sue FDA over 'almost unconscionable' delay in banning menthol tobacco products

Over a 20-year period, a ban could lower health care costs among all adult smokers by about $1.62 billion, a recent study found.

Source: yahoo.com
Civil rights, medical groups sue FDA over 'almost unconscionable' delay in ban on menthol tobacco products | Health - Vimarsana News

Civil rights, medical groups sue FDA over 'almost unconscionable' delay in ban on menthol tobacco products | Health

(CNN) — A coalition of civil rights and medical organizations said Tuesday that they are suing the US Food and Drug Administration because it has missed its own deadline to