
The issue of vaping is set to be deliberated by the Supreme Court next week, with federal regulators seeking the court's support in maintaining the ban on sweet, flavored e-cigarette products. This move comes in response to a significant increase in youth e-cigarette usage.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has rejected over a million marketing applications for candy- or fruit-flavored vaping products that are particularly appealing to young individuals. This action is part of a broader crackdown that has been credited with reducing teen vaping rates following a surge to epidemic levels in 2019.