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2828	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Vaporizers, E-Cigarettes, and other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems	Vaporizers, vape pens, hookah pens, electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), and e-pipes are some of the many types of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS).	everyday items 0.315236 electronic cigarettes 0.34648 tank systems 0.312999 Small Business Assistance 0.405611 FOIA Electronic 0.314538 conventional cigarettes 0.329031 import ENDS 0.417175 nicotine-containing e-liquids 0.314307 Disease Control 0.376119 small businesses 0.311603 Mortality Weekly Report. 0.531045 FDA’s tobacco 0.507018 propylene glycol 0.337268 required nicotine addictiveness 0.454317 specific tobacco product 0.631507 federal rules 0.314621 tobacco products 0.952527 Certain Federal Food 0.396806 liquid nicotine 0.346517 vape shops 0.399008 Certain Label Requirement 0.387766 potential violation 0.380726 United States 0.481096 Drug Evaluation 0.319366	regulatory authority 0.3093 FDA regulations 0.408511 adverse experience reports 0.386294 Larger devices 0.312106 vape pens 0.338139 vape shop 0.312245 Cosmetic Act 0.478483 nicotine delivery systems 0.667867 vegetable glycerin 0.32277 hookah pens 0.333639 Deeming Tobacco Products 0.554649 product packages 0.331083 high school students 0.529675 Federal Food 0.486499 Cosmetic Act Requirements 0.404739 additional required warning 0.399089 specific questions 0.313995 delivery system sales 0.310948 Import Operations 0.309066 FDA district 0.39108 electronic nicotine delivery 0.769288 flavored tobacco products 0.532193 FDA Regulatory Procedures 0.479112 online educational resources 0.404571	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
3349	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action - Dr. Lerman	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action--Caryn Lerman, Ph.D.	Pennsylvania Tobacco Center 0.485469 —Tobacco Product Messaging 0.724656 Caryn Lerman 0.852234 Tobacco Regulatory Science 0.451596 individual researchers 0.247451 cigarette packaging 0.259349 mass media 0.248455 Researcher Interview —Tobacco 0.709738 official position 0.247511 Ph.D 0.222866 Dr. Lerman 0.390746	FDA’s Center 0.246914 Interview —Tobacco Product 0.670229 Tobacco Product Messaging 0.497592 Complex Communication Environment 0.903493 Tobacco Products 0.344824 Tobacco Researcher Interview 0.809475 accurate information 0.242296 user commentary 0.251218 UPENN TCORS 0.285151 tobacco-related messaging 0.331515 social media 0.24812	CLICK HERE
3493	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Men's Health	null	Tobacco Smoke 0.357982 high school 0.311824 Human Services 0.914785 Current cigarette smoking 0.344356 United States.6,7 0.262612 4. U.S. Department 0.323978 U.S. Department 0.824511 5. U.S. Department 0.322457 lung cancer 0.304042 cigarettes causes 0.25974 Health Promotion 0.579124 Disease Control 0.646721 Mortality Weekly Report. 0.394027 Involuntary Exposure 0.298568 secondhand smoke 0.369762 National Center 0.620129 U.S. Surgeon General 0.332546 Tejada-Vera B. Deaths 0.290565 10. U.S. Department 0.315091 Surgeon General—Secondhand Smoke 0.327109 damage smoking 0.310805 health care needs 0.356327 Office 0.267426 Behavioral Health Statistics 0.335888 Centers 0.29019	United States 0.417637 12. U.S. Department 0.317363 Health Consequences 0.413718 Smoking causes heart 0.363842 profound impact 0.310262 11. U.S. Department 0.313268 Atlanta 0.267648 smoking 0.459317 severe asthma attacks 0.294733 National Survey 0.261329 Consumer Booklet 0.355395 Anniversary Surgeon General 0.30284 Natl Vital Stat 0.29081 COPD deaths 0.26199 Smoke Causes Disease 0.344739 health 0.667973 high school students 0.295024 secondhand smoke increases 0.32464 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.811128 Generation Tobacco-Free 0.301721 Surgeon General 0.607186 Mental Health Services 0.355784 lower respiratory illnesses 0.294508 New England Journal 0.290723	CLICK HERE
3535	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Youth & Tobacco	Almost 90 percent of adult daily smokers started smoking by the age of 18, and nearly 2,500 youth under 18 smoke their first cigarette every day in the U.S. In fact, use of tobacco products, no matter what type, is almost always started and established during adolescence when the developing brain is most vulnerable to nicotine addiction.	public health issues 0.381741 Health Services Administration 0.46331 Human Services 0.96594 tobacco regulation efforts 0.50446 Tobacco Control Act 0.480994 tobacco products—including menthol—play 0.468765 4. U.S. Department 0.316725 U.S. Department 0.966418 5. U.S. Department 0.312914 Health Promotion 0.505783 Disease Control 0.777392 nicotine levels 0.244771 tobacco prevention campaigns 0.503766 steadily declining rates 0.304076 Mortality Weekly Report. 0.420558 tobacco 0.857151 adolescent brain development 0.292868 National Center 0.490421 certain characterizing flavors 0.288343 hookah tobacco 0.38907 Real Cost 0.308096 tobacco products 0.716326 roll-your-own tobacco 0.382123 Cost Media Campaign 0.279878 3. U.S. Department 0.320255	Smoking 0.270314 Behavioral Health Statistics 0.337082 tobacco prevention efforts 0.548531 comprehensive tobacco prevention 0.515882 FDA 0.303126 United States 0.276053 Health Consequences 0.414542 Substance Abuse 0.279466 highly addictive chemical 0.290405 tobacco-related disease 0.247802 adult daily smokers 0.32184 national public dialogue 0.330812 latest federal tobacco 0.440581 key national indicators 0.315258 youth tobacco prevention 0.701357 health 0.584583 responsible tobacco regulation 0.460402 high school students 0.479353 National Youth Tobacco 0.524328 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.816675 Surgeon General 0.615625 smokeless tobacco 0.385799 Mental Health Services 0.463349 electronic nicotine delivery 0.322977	CLICK HERE
3558	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Html	en	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action - Dr. Higgins	Video: Tobacco Regulatory Science in Action--Stephen Higgins, Ph.D.	Nicotine Reduction 0.573513 Dr. Higgins 0.362113 mental illness 0.210486 substance use disorders 0.214218 Tobacco Researcher Interview—Impacts 0.966741 Tobacco Regulatory Science 0.666149 Regulatory Science study 0.363641	smoking behavior 0.214809 nicotine levels 0.289734 Stephen Higgins 0.812745 cigarettes 0.230918 vulnerable populations 0.865179 Action videos 0.20264	CLICK HERE
15855	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Each Puff is a Pow! Poster	Each Puff Poster 1. It hit me. Like a toxic mosh pit...			CLICK HERE
16181	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Each Puff is a Pow! Poster	Poster: Suddenly it struck. The toxic beast...			CLICK HERE
16204	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Poster: Cigarettes are addictive. Don't get hooked.	Poster. Cigarettes are addictive. Don't get hooked.			CLICK HERE
17235	Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products	Image	null	Don't Charge your Vape with a Phone or Tablet Charger	Don't charge your vape with a phone or tablet charger. Find more tips on avoiding vape battery explosions at www.fda.gov/tobacco.			CLICK HERE