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Home » AHA: Teens trying alternative tobacco products a “disturbing trend”
There’s good news and bad news in a new National Institute of Drug Abuse’s 2015 Monitoring the Future Survey. The good news: cigarette smoking continues to drop among teens. The bad news: more young Americans are taking up e-cigarettes and cigarillos
“This new survey should put the FDA on high alert,” said American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown. “With more teens turning to alternative tobacco products, the need for a final deeming rule has become ever more urgent.
