Such a framework would need to compare different types of harm (e.g., disease, dependence, and bystander risk) arising over different periods (immediate, intermediate, and long-term), affecting different subpopulations (e.g., youth smokers, nonsmokers, adults, and deprived groups), caused by diverse products spanning a risk continuum of several orders of magnitude (e.g., cigarettes, vapes, and pouches), and used over varying periods (e.g., decades of heavy use vs
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without the modified risk claims by the FDA in 2015, the release said
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Public health groups filed a new lawsuit this year, doubling down on their claims that the FDA has unduly delayed action on a menthol ban