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2819	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	The Real Cost: Campaign Overview	FDA's first public education campaign targets at-risk youth.	male youth ages 0.709377 Mortality Weekly Report 0.6781 youth ages 0.729548 Susceptible Non-trier Estimates 0.672294 outcome evaluation studies 0.676822 Human Services 0.830503 U.S. Department 0.824141 Health Promotion 0.726165 Disease Control 0.778147 U.S. youth ages 0.716641 multiple media platforms 0.691544 steadily declining rates 0.690297 Total At-risk Experimenters 0.676265 new campaign materials 0.698805 campaign brand umbrella 0.69748 targeted local markets 0.679587 National Center 0.675985 Real Cost 0.976526 Initial campaign advertising 0.70035 hookah tobacco 0.682752 public health education 0.703641 sample social media 0.678832 potential unintended consequences 0.67903 3. U.S. Department 0.688179 Mortality Weekly 0.68043	Behavioral Health Statistics 0.690631 tobacco prevention efforts 0.729089 United States 0.724873 independent research firm 0.679209 target audience 0.727836 insightful communications strategy 0.674727 U.S. Census Bureau 0.728251 FDA conducts research 0.685769 Near-final TV ads 0.682285 social media 0.71765 public education campaign 0.699071 at-risk youth 0.672518 harmful effects 0.690053 youth tobacco prevention 0.799695 high school students 0.67099 full-scale media campaign 0.700785 Youth Marketing category 0.697255 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.743748 smokeless tobacco 0.713123 Campaign Resources page 0.690095 Mental Health Services 0.699693 electronic nicotine delivery 0.683213 tobacco prevention campaign 0.751143 target audience members 0.677284	CLICK HERE
2838	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Tobacco-Related Health Fraud	Claims of less harm or reduced risk of disease from using tobacco products that mislead consumers to think that these products are safe to use are considered health fraud.	Tobacco Smoke 0.593037 Executive Summary 0.484143 Human Services 0.553364 harmful substance 0.51504 Tobacco Control Act 0.725837 internet sites 0.48798 U.S. Department 0.553538 Behavioral Basis 0.478691 Health Promotion 0.497268 Disease Control 0.488333 Sections 0.435474 regulated tobacco products 0.703368 tobacco-related health fraud 0.603847 fictional XYZ brand 0.569434 letters 0.428796 order 0.452684 National Center 0.487621 reduced risk 0.523055 lower risk 0.502845 required warning statement 0.561103 tobacco products 0.973937 health fraud 0.83241 fictional ABC Cigarette 0.577708 claims 0.560665 Family Smoking Prevention 0.587251	misleading claims 0.524746 Health Fraud Example 0.734356 FDA 0.572705 FDA considers 0.53274 American tobacco consumers 0.68818 Smoking-Attributable Disease 0.491436 kinds 0.433149 reduced harm. 0.525445 distribution 0.41855 specific examples 0.491804 tobacco-related disease 0.521108 Appropriate enforcement actions 0.553324 public health 0.497624 scientific evidence 0.681976 tobacco retailers 0.594615 requirements 0.433483 toxic product. 0.484537 reduced level 0.536526 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.558258 internet retailers 0.485346 marketing 0.428566 smokeless tobacco 0.604429 sale 0.418543 tobacco product. 0.607091	CLICK HERE
2839	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Harmful and Potentially Harmful Constituents (HPHCs)	The chemicals or chemical compounds found in tobacco products that cause or may cause serious health problems have specific FDA reporting requirements.	FDA 0.677628 potential risks 0.427776 dangers 0.323847 data 0.324029 potentially harmful chemicals 0.612186 manufacturers. 0.32401 videos 0.351939 smokers 0.330173 foundation 0.323991 HPHCs 0.472244 potentially harmful constituents 0.901828 chemical compounds 0.579315 important step 0.422392 research 0.323541 preliminary list 0.434992 interactive tools 0.430883 draft guidance 0.428754 brand 0.352054 Food 0.328848 tobacco manufacturers 0.593266 Drug 0.328833 cardiovascular disease 0.436528 tobacco product 0.64997 public health goal 0.520562	tobacco smoke 0.845965 testing methods 0.43383 respiratory effects 0.431605 meantime 0.331796 people 0.326548 important goal 0.417593 way 0.38452 quality 0.324062 tobacco products 0.965584 HPHC quantities 0.440451 subbrand 0.352027 HPHC list 0.426277 importers 0.356339 nonsmokers 0.336402 plant 0.351224 reproductive problems 0.434865 stages 0.351809 cigarettes 0.403483 cancer 0.325153 FD&C Act 0.450707 ongoing public health 0.514861 health effects 0.425439 levels 0.376109	CLICK HERE
2840	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	This is Our Watch	To give retailers all the tools they need to comply with tobacco regulations, the FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products has developed a new education program called “This is Our Watch.” This program helps tobacco retailers better understand FDA tobacco regulations, the importance of compliance, and the greater purpose—protecting the nation’s youth from the harms of tobacco use.	nation 0.431275 educational pieces 0.562467 importance 0.432718 Twitter 0.438354 owners 0.427137 youth 0.431238 variety 0.426953 federal tobacco regulations 0.823918 Watch 0.472136 harms 0.449949 voluntary smartphone application 0.703231 stickers 0.43374 customers 0.426852 tobacco regulations 0.963557 Watch. 0.431702 mix 0.429648 tobacco retailers 0.788089	federal age restrictions 0.683887 email updates 0.557799 FDA Age Calculator 0.717543 law 0.426802 program materials 0.557772 posters 0.428225 resources 0.428278 FDA tobacco regulations 0.928332 FDA’s Center 0.635908 clerks 0.4395 tobacco products 0.842871 age verification tools 0.701203 toolkit 0.431261 compliance 0.431405 new education program 0.742637 point-of-purchase tools 0.569706	CLICK HERE
3348	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Comment Opportunities	null	flavors 0.437258 voice 0.419344 Site Tours Program 0.92451 better understanding 0.501782 Smooth Menthol Heatsticks 0.763852 Tobacco Control Act 0.644473 issues 0.418947 regulatory inspections 0.497867 Docket 0.455168 ongoing effort 0.509721 CTP staff 0.515747 Menthol Heatsticks Submitted 0.65291 Marlboro Heatsticks 0.610756 risk tobacco product 0.600253 good science 0.493449 IQOS 0.470303 tobacco products 0.613551 Morris Products S.A. 0.696628 FDA Center 0.514454 wide range 0.513765 United States 0.515536 Manufacturer Site Tours 0.937123 applicable laws 0.492819 industry 0.418998 availability 0.428885	Federal Register 0.510532 batches 0.419256 tobacco product applications 0.713962 Regulations.gov 0.419031 Flavor Developer 0.742814 Marlboro Smooth Menthol 0.82191 public health 0.513652 public comment 0.490698 voluntary Flavor Developer 0.633716 product manufacturers 0.501259 comments 0.469879 Marlboro Fresh Menthol 0.816067 large size 0.492849 accordance 0.417527 implementation 0.41893 Fresh Menthol Heatsticks 0.758176 application documents 0.49255 Date 0.435538 dockets 0.432497 Philip Morris Products 0.696675 regulatory process 0.495396 organizations 0.418981 Summary 0.433411 information 0.41911	CLICK HERE
3463	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action - Dr. Wewers	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action--Mary Ellen Wewers, Ph.D.	role 0.328021 adults 0.329364 individual researchers 0.466896 State University Center 0.868904 smokeless tobacco users 0.798015 official position 0.468416 smokers 0.34228 Ph.D 0.334979 type 0.328459 youth 0.329406 Mary Ellen Wewers 0.665956 regional differences 0.477319 assessment 0.328167 accurate information 0.46593 design 0.326347	studies 0.353496 Action videos 0.454803 views 0.327301 tobacco product 0.634789 Regulatory Science program 0.622126 Ohio State University 0.881289 Tobacco Regulatory Science 0.984705 FDA’s Center 0.467133 tobacco products 0.753536 Excellence 0.376168 comparisons 0.335178 opinions 0.327424 time 0.326185 populations 0.33706 TCORS 0.356693	CLICK HERE
3492	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Women's Health	Smoking continues to have a profound impact on the health and well-being of women and their families in the United States.	Tobacco Smoke 0.332827 high school 0.332109 Human Services 0.987423 Current cigarette smoking 0.385862 nonsmoking adults 0.218812 female nonsmokers 0.224348 U.S. Department 0.987976 5. U.S. Department 0.330774 cigarettes causes 0.238215 Health Promotion 0.694034 Disease Control 0.937757 Mortality Weekly Report. 0.496448 Involuntary Exposure 0.306118 Females United States 0.306009 smokers—both male 0.215589 National Center 0.585064 addictive properties 0.223032 U.S. Surgeon General 0.346122 abundant research 0.223101 Surgeon General—Secondhand Smoke 0.350038 dangerous chemicals 0.220507 damage smoking 0.315232 women 0.223215 Behavioral Health Statistics 0.359924 Centers 0.274405	United States 0.71301 Health Consequences 0.334287 8. U.S. Department 0.320321 infant death syndrome.4,8 0.304578 profound impact 0.328649 premature death 0.21572 CDC terms 0.221184 smoking 0.465932 severe asthma attacks 0.296707 National Survey 0.217492 Consumer Booklet 0.418006 Anniversary Surgeon General 0.301928 high school students 0.29461 secondhand smoke increases 0.368584 pregnant moms 0.218491 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.960757 Generation Tobacco-Free 0.317008 Surgeon General 0.544716 Mental Health Services 0.387865 lower respiratory illnesses 0.296162 New England Journal 0.289674 coronary heart disease 0.354607 low birth weight 0.304867 7. U.S. Department 0.324523	CLICK HERE
16205	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Poster. Smoking can cause stained teeth and gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss.	Poster. Smoking can cause stained teeth and gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss.			CLICK HERE
17237	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Don't Charge Your Vape Overnight	Don't charge your vape overnight. Find more tips on avoiding vape battery explosions at www.fda.gov/tobacco.			CLICK HERE
17239	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Teenage Brains Addicted (Spanish)	Teenage brains are still developing, which can make it easier for teens to get addicted to nicotine.			CLICK HERE