Despite the FDA's warnings, there is a disturbing and accelerating trend of illegal sales of Juul products to minors. Minors are especially susceptible to nicotine addiction and effects due to incomplete brain development.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration considers teen vaping and juuling an epidemic of addiction. Corporate greed, and the targeted marketing and sale of dangerous nicotine and chemically-laden products, is causing severe pulmonary, neurological and cardiovascular injuries to our youth. Help us promote awareness and protect your loved ones by contacting our office today.
Articles of Interest
» Delaware to join multi-state investigation into Juul’s marketing practices
» Juul bought ad space on kids’ websites, including Cartoon Network: lawsuit
» Grosse Pointe teen with double lung transplant from vaping warning his peers
» Toxin in Juul products can cause long-term lung damage: Harvard study
» Juul delivers substantially more nicotine than previous generation e-cigs and cigarettes
» Juul stopped selling fruit-flavored e-cigarettes — but now another flavor is proving as popular with teens
» Juul knowingly sold tainted nicotine pods, former executive says
» Former FDA chief: ‘I don’t see how’ regulators keep Juul, other e-cigarettes, on the market
» Juul’s announcement to suspend flavors is a cynical step that will keep kids hooked
» Top pediatrician tells congress adolescents ‘do not stand a chance’ against Juul
» Researchers find e-cigarettes cause lung cancer in mice in first study tying vaping to cancer
» FDA slams vaping company Juul for illegal marketing practices, threatens fines or seizure
» Study finds e-cig flavors can damage cardiovascular cells
» The United States Food & Drug Administration’s CTP Newsroom, think e-cigs can’t harm teens’ health? (6/24/19)
» The American Lung Association’s publication, e-cigarettes, “vapes,” and Juuls, what teens should know
» The American Academy of Pediatrics, section on tobacco control’s publication, Juuling: what pediatricians and families need to know » The Center For Disease Control and prevention’s statement, quick facts on the risks of e-cigarettes for kids, teens, and adults
» Moriah Balingit, in the ‘Juul room’: e-cigarettes spawn a form of teen addiction that worries doctors, parents and schools, (7/26/19)
» Letter from FDA
