Family members, coworkers, and bystanders face exposure risks including respiratory infections, ear infections, and asthma attacks in children
Tobacco use in New Jersey 2018 Cigarette use: New Jersey* In 2016, 14.0 percent of adults smoked
complemented the positive momentum of Iqos, including the excellent traction of Iluma across launch markets, and reinforces our position as a truly global smoke-free champion, said Jacek Olczak, PMI CEO, in the companys first-quarter 2023 earnings report
There is no preemption language present in state law keeping localities from raising the Minimum Legal Sales Age (MLSA) to 21
Raising the age to 21 will keep tobacco out of high schools, where younger kids often get it from older students, said John Schachter, state communications director for the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids