ban on e cigarettes 47 countries have banned e-cigarettes – Stanton Glantz blog Chart: Where E-Cigarettes Are Banned

A country above the line had registered more deaths from smoking in 1990

smoking has long been recognized as a major health risk, contributing to conditions like heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory illnesses

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While the proposed rule is intended to reduce tobacco-related health outcome disparities in Black and Brown communities, a closer look at the data on menthol cigarettes, as well as the European Unions experience with a menthol ban, suggest that the proposed product standard will not work, and will likely foster a black market