New data from the CDC Foundation show that monthly e-cigarette unit sales from January 2017 to March 2021 have now exceeded EVALI outbreak levels
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May 27, 2021

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New data: National e-cigarette unit sales through March 2021 show highest sales ever ([link removed])

New data from the CDC Foundation of monthly e-cigarette unit sales from January 2017 to March 2021 show that sales have now exceeded pre-EVALI outbreak levels. Findings also show market shares of disposable e-cigarettes and menthol-flavored prefilled cartridges significantly increased in 2020, likely influenced by the federal enforcement policy that exempted these flavors and product types.

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Long-lasting impacts of weight gain, mental health, smoking and COVID-19 ([link removed])

With wider COVID-19 vaccination, experts are talking about the return to some daily activities that have not been seen in many months. The EX Program lists ways organizations can help address some of the serious health changes resulting from the pandemic.

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Quitters: A series on quitting vaping and giving up nicotine ([link removed])

In case you missed it, truth followed young people on their journey to quitting nicotine. Catch up on the 6-episode series that dives deep into the lives of young people making the decision to quit vaping and the courage it takes to do so.

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Alabama – Gov. Ivey signed into law a Tobacco 21 bill that also requires manufacturers to submit a newly established state registry. However, the bill disappointingly removes non-nicotine e-cigarettes from any regulation without a system in place to test nicotine content in e-cigarettes.
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Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (Murphy, North Carolina) – A proposed change to the Cherokee Code would prohibit public indoor smoking at both Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort and Harrah’s Valley River Casino in Murphy, North Carolina.
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Shoreview, Minnesota - The city council passed an ordinance that removes the exemption for menthol, mint, and wintergreen from their existing flavor restriction. The ordinance will take effect September 1, 2021. We applaud Shoreview as we know these flavors are well-documented in their appeal to youth.
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