The new Tobacco Products Appearance, Packaging and Labelling Regulations will be part of the Government of Canadas continued efforts to help adults who smoke to quit, to protect youth and non-tobacco users from nicotine addiction, and to further reduce the appeal of tobacco, Canadian health officials said in a news release

News / More About Marijuana Campaign Highlights Risks of Consuming Illicit Vaping Products For Immediate Release April 20, 2021 Contact Cedric Sinclair Chief Communications Officer 857-268-6454 Maryalice Curley Director of Communications 857-292-4891 [email protected] More About Marijuana Campaign Highlights Risks of Consuming Illicit Vaping Products WORCESTER Just in time for those who may recognize April 20, the Cannabis Control Commission (Commission) is reminding patients and consumers that untested, unregulated marijuana vaping products can pose serious risks as part of the agencys ongoing award-winning public awareness campaign, More About Marijuana. Through a series of animated videos spanning 15 to roughly 90 seconds long, the latest campaign segment highlights that devices used to vaporize flower and concentrate may often be the products of choice for Massachusetts residents, but there are still many unknowns about their health effects

By Steve Armstrong, EAS Independent Advisor, Food Law & Regulation A thirty-year old federal court opinion that is well known to students of food and drug law holds that in the absence of a detailed, Congressionally mandated definition, courts and regulators
27 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Maternal smoking during pregnancy and post-natal exposure to tobacco smoke is a major risk factor associated with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as cot death