There is no safe level of exposure to second-hand smoke, which causes heart disease, chronic respiratory disease, several types of cancers and many other debilitating conditions
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) took a bold step in wrangling in the manufacturers of one the most the highly publicized and popular products on the market, JUUL, when they conducted a raid at the end of September 2018 of the vaping products headquarters, seizing documents, and inspecting marketing and materials related to the product
Key hurdles include limited scientific evidence on long-term health effects, potential health risks from harmful chemicals, evolving regulations, consumer skepticism, competition from alternatives like e-cigarettes, and concerns about acting as a gateway to tobacco
He also traveled through northern Italy and much of Europe
The concept that cigarettes caused cancer is not new