Flavored smokes will be only a memory
Some additives in cigarettes will disappear this year, while in Kansas and other states, a new additive will become commonplace. ... read more >>
View ArticleDOH Approves Warning Signs For Tobacco Sellers
The Department of Health approved a measure today that will require all retailers selling tobacco to post health warning signs in stores. ... read more >>
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Candy and cigarettes
Is there a symbiotic relationship between candy and cigarettes? It almost seems so. ... read more >>
View ArticleBig step against Big Tobacco
Every day, 3,600 children try smoking and one third of them succumb to life-long addiction to nicotine. Many took their first puff on candy flavored cigarettes designed by tobacco companies to appeal...
View ArticleClove-Flavored Cigarettes More Dangerous?
Twenty-two-year-old college student Michael Bell is not the only young adult who began his smoking habit with clove cigarettes. And he knows why the Food and Drug Administration recently announced a...
View ArticleFDA bans flavored cigarettes
Violate laws against marketing to kids. Alex Bojko, junior sports administration major, was 17 when he smoked his first clove-flavored cigarette. He had an older friend who could purchase the product,...
View ArticleCigarette Companies Use Color, Rather than Words, To Convey Message
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is being given new authority to regulate the manufacturing and marketing of tobacco, after President Obama signed the ‘”Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco...
View ArticleCrackdown becomes a drag for clove smokers
Flavored cigarettes are now banned across the country. This has led some to ask: If cloves are banned, then what’s next? ... read more >>
View ArticleKids Heed Government’s Call to Smoke Menthols
Earlier this year, the US government banned “flavored” cigarettes, saving kids the shame of having to admit decades later that they used to smoke “Kauai Kolada Camels.” In the meantime, more kids than...
View Article
