U.S. Death Toll Of Vaping-Related Illnesses Rises To 12

The CDC has reported an increase in vaping-related illnesses, with 805 cases and several deaths across multiple states. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, focusing on substances like THC and nicotine. The CDC recommends halting e-cigarette use until more is known. States like New York and Michigan have enacted bans on flavored vape products. Juul Labs has suspended its advertising and appointed a new CEO amid federal scrutiny.

Which states have reported vaping-related deaths according to the CDC?

• California, Kansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas

• California, Kansas, Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon

• Texas, New York, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon

• California, Kansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon

What is the CDC's current stance on the use of e-cigarettes and vaping products?

• They suggest using only THC-based products.

• They advise stopping the use of all e-cigarettes and vaping products.

• They recommend using only nicotine-based products.

• They recommend using only flavored vaping products.

What complicates the investigation into the causes of vaping-related illnesses?

• All patients used the same brand of e-cigarettes.

• Patients reported using a mix of THC, nicotine, and unknown additives.

• The illnesses are only reported in one state.

• The investigation has identified a specific product linked to all cases.

Which state was the first to enforce a ban on flavored vape products?

• New York

• Florida

• Michigan

• California

What significant change did Juul Labs announce in response to the vaping crisis?

• They suspended all advertising and appointed a new CEO.

• They increased their advertising efforts.

• They expanded their product line to include THC products.

• They introduced new flavored products.