Although the original bill outline doesnt explicitly state which products are included in the newly proposed law, it refers to them as all smoked tobacco products. As with most tobacco legislation, this is aimed at cigarette smokers, but the wording appears to cover all tobacco that is smoked, including cigars.
Transcriptional control of lung morphogenesis
I loved Caldwell's writing and will read more books written by him
As discussed earlier, a classic argument for taxing tobacco rests on health harms created by secondhand smoke
Adrian Payne [former head of international public health and scientific affairs at British American Tobacco and a former senior manager in the pharmaceutical industry, including at GlaxoWellcome] (6 pages) Cover stories by Stefanie Rossel Tobacco Journal International (tobacco industry trade bi-monthly) June/July 2009 Following debate that lasted more than a decade, the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, which entitles the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) [sic: the correct name is the Food and Drug Administration] to regulate tobacco products, was finally signed into law on 22 June 2009, opening a new chapter for the US tobacco industry
Wu N, Xiong Q (1991) Determination of pancreatic blood flow at the early stage of acute haemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis induced by sodium taurocholate in rats