A TikTok user's lungs were infected with chlamydia after they used a nicotine vape for a year, according to a video that has more than two million views
Story highlights Tobacco companies recently launched court-ordered ads that detail smoking's harms "It is meant to, to some extent, reverse 50 years of lying to the public," one expert says A wave of new tobacco ads debuted across prime-time television and published in newspapers this weekend, but they arent promoting what you might expect
that is, cigarettes allow smokers to adjust their puffing patterns to regulate their intake of nicotine, regardless of how the cigarette might perform under the standard testing conditions that drove the labeling and advertising of the products
If these manufacturerdistributors refuse to provide necessary documentation, CDTFA should compel them to do so using the mechanisms existing in state law, such as administrative subpoenas, and it should consider referring them for criminal prosecution