Trump Administration Looks To Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes

The video discusses the health concerns associated with flavored E-cigarettes, highlighting a surge in usage among middle and high school students. Health officials, including Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, are working on regulations to ban all E-cigarette flavors except tobacco. The FDA's review of the E-cigarette market was delayed, but new guidelines are expected soon. The video also presents alarming statistics, with over 3.6 million students using E-cigarettes and six deaths linked to vaping. The CDC has reported over 450 cases of lung illnesses related to E-cigarette use.

What is the primary concern regarding flavored E-cigarettes among youth?

• They are not available in enough flavors.

• They are linked to a mysterious lung disease.

• They are more expensive than regular cigarettes.

• They are difficult to purchase.

What action is the FDA planning to take regarding flavored E-cigarettes?

• Increase the price of E-cigarettes.

• Ban all flavors except tobacco.

• Make E-cigarettes available only to adults.

• Ban all E-cigarettes.

Who delayed the FDA's review of the E-cigarette market?

• President Trump

• Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar

• The CDC

• Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb

How many middle and high school students reported using E-cigarettes last year?

• 1.2 million

• 2.4 million

• 3.6 million

• 4.8 million

As of the latest report, how many deaths have been linked to vaping?

• 12

• 6

• 3

• 9