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Nicotine and the Developing Human:
A Neglected Element in the Electronic Cigarette Debate
A Neglected Element in the Electronic Cigarette Debate
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| E-Cigarette Resources |
E-cigarettes use in the United States: reasons for use, perceptions, and effects on health
JUULing epidemic among youth: a guide to devices, terminology, and interventions
Very Special Thank You to Maricopa County Attorney's Office: Keeping Families Safe: Vaping
Testimony of Mitchell Zeller, J.D., Director Center For Tobacco Products, Food and Drug Administration, Department Of Health and Human Services
BeforeThe Subcommittee Of Economic And Consumer Policy Committee On Oversight And Reform U.S. House of Representatives "The Federal
ResponseTo The Epidemic Of E-Cigarette Use, Especially Among Children, And The Food And Drug Administration's Compliance Policy" December 04,
2019: HERE
Perspective: FDA's Preparations for the September 9 Submission Deadline By Mitch Zeller, Director Of The FDA's Center for Tobacco Products (CTP)
August 31, 2020: HERE
E-cigarettes use in the United States: reasons for use, perceptions, and effects on health
JUULing epidemic among youth: a guide to devices, terminology, and interventions
Very Special Thank You to Maricopa County Attorney's Office: Keeping Families Safe: Vaping
Testimony of Mitchell Zeller, J.D., Director Center For Tobacco Products, Food and Drug Administration, Department Of Health and Human Services
BeforeThe Subcommittee Of Economic And Consumer Policy Committee On Oversight And Reform U.S. House of Representatives "The Federal
ResponseTo The Epidemic Of E-Cigarette Use, Especially Among Children, And The Food And Drug Administration's Compliance Policy" December 04,
2019: HERE
Perspective: FDA's Preparations for the September 9 Submission Deadline By Mitch Zeller, Director Of The FDA's Center for Tobacco Products (CTP)
August 31, 2020: HERE
| E-Cigarettes Cessation |
| Resources provided by Truth Initiative/U.S. Department of HHS |
E-Cigarettes - Truth Initiative
Is your kid using JUUL or another E-Cigarette? Here's how you can help them
quit Read this article
(see QUITTING RESOURCES)
How to quit JUUL Read this article
How much nicotine is in JUUL? Read this article
What are Puff Bars? Read this article
Become A Smoke and Vape-Free Teen
N-O-T: Not on Tobacco. For more information contact Vanessa Eugenio, Youth Tobacco Prevention Specialist at Maricopa County
Public Health (602) 550-9429 or 'Vanessa.Eugenio@maricopa.gov'
Is your kid using JUUL or another E-Cigarette? Here's how you can help them
quit Read this article
(see QUITTING RESOURCES)
How to quit JUUL Read this article
How much nicotine is in JUUL? Read this article
What are Puff Bars? Read this article
Become A Smoke and Vape-Free Teen
N-O-T: Not on Tobacco. For more information contact Vanessa Eugenio, Youth Tobacco Prevention Specialist at Maricopa County
Public Health (602) 550-9429 or 'Vanessa.Eugenio@maricopa.gov'
This is Quitting Text 'DITCHVAPE' to 88709 to leave JUUL or your E-Cigarette AND GET FREE ADVICE, TIPS and INSPIRATION for QUITTING. Are you a parent of a young person who vapes? Parents can text 'QUIT' to (202) 899-7550 to sign up to receive text messages designed specifically for parents of vapers. Additional Resources provided by Pima County Health Department: The Real Deal on Vaping |
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Smoke-Free Arizona has been the law since May 01, 2007;
however un-lawful smoking sometimes continues to occur
well within 20 feet of all Arizona Business entrances.
How Arizona Businesses Can Comply with the Law:
Smoke-Free Arizona Business Compliance
How to Report a Violation (iPhone and Android Apps are
available): Smoke-Free Arizona Report Violations
The public is encouraged to report businesses that are not in
compliance with the Smoke-Free Arizona Act to the Arizona
Department of Health Services. Complainants may choose to
remain anonymous. County health departments are in charge of
investigating complaints about violations of the Smoke-Free
Arizona Act.
Smoke Free Arizona Act: HERE
To learn more or if You have questions call us at (480) 733-5864.
however un-lawful smoking sometimes continues to occur
well within 20 feet of all Arizona Business entrances.
How Arizona Businesses Can Comply with the Law:
Smoke-Free Arizona Business Compliance
How to Report a Violation (iPhone and Android Apps are
available): Smoke-Free Arizona Report Violations
The public is encouraged to report businesses that are not in
compliance with the Smoke-Free Arizona Act to the Arizona
Department of Health Services. Complainants may choose to
remain anonymous. County health departments are in charge of
investigating complaints about violations of the Smoke-Free
Arizona Act.
Smoke Free Arizona Act: HERE
To learn more or if You have questions call us at (480) 733-5864.
Is this what You sometimes see at Arizona Business entrances? If so, please
report it. You can report it easily and anonymously or by submitting an
on-line complant. See how to report a violation on the left. To submit a
complaint You can also call (877) 429-6676. Thank You for being a SFA
Advocate in Your Community!
report it. You can report it easily and anonymously or by submitting an
on-line complant. See how to report a violation on the left. To submit a
complaint You can also call (877) 429-6676. Thank You for being a SFA
Advocate in Your Community!
| N-O-T: Not on Tobacco Proven Teen Smoking and Vaping Cessation Program (See below for local contact) |
| COVID-19 Be informed about the coronavirus/COVID-19 Update: Protecting Yourself During the Spread of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) HERE Thanks to American Lung Association |
| Coronavirus: what happens to people's lungs if they get Covid-19? HERE Thanks to The Guardian |
| COVID-19: the connection to smoking and vaping, and resources for quitting HERE Thanks to Truth Initiative |
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