Dear Supporters,

Join us this month as we discuss the tobacco industry’s latest attempt to avoid regulation and addict our kids: unsubstantiated claims of using synthetic nicotine that could exempt products from FDA oversight. 

Guess who’s leading the charge on Big Tobacco’s new tactic? Puff Bar, the disposable vape brand called out by FDA in 2020 for marketing to kids--and now acknowledged by the agency as the most popular brand among youth. We'll cover how Puff Bar, along with others like Bidi, are exploiting a dangerous loophole that is impacting youth use.

PAVe cofounder Meredith Berkman will sit down with the Public Health Law Center's Natalie Hemmerich and Stanford Tobacco Research into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising's Dr. Robert Jackler, to talk about

  • Products and trends
  • Youth addiction and health
  • Tobacco industry's history with synthetic nicotine 
  • Regulation and solutions
  • Actions parents can take to fight back

Speakers:

Natalie Hemmerich, JD, MPH

Senior Staff Attorney, Public Health Law Center

Robert Jackler, MD

Professor Emeritus, Stanford Medicine; and PI, Stanford Research into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising

Meredith Berkman

Cofounder, Parents Against Vaping e-cigarettes

 
 

Please help us reach more parents by sharing with your network!

 

Time: The Tobacco Giant That Won't Stop Funding Anti-Smoking Programs for Kids

Did you see Jaime Ducharme's piece this week on tobacco giant Altria and its substance-use-prevention training for middle and high school students? Read it now. 

 

Parents Against Vaping E-Cigarettes
‭‭(646) 828-7718 | [email protected]

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