Senate Bill 2024 took effect September 1, 2025, and it bans vapor products made, filled, or assembled in "foreign adversary" countries like China
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While no studies about how e-cigarette use affects COVID-19 have been published, experts from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and American Lung Association have warned that using e-cigarettes could increase risk for COVID-19 by generalizing from what we already know about the way vaping impacts the respiratory immune system
The MHRA's group manager of vigilance and risk management of medicines, Jeremy Mean said: "Our research has shown that existing electronic cigarettes and other nicotine containing products on the market are not good enough to meet this public health priority
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