NIH R01 · 2025
Informing ENDS policies: Studying the impact of e-cigarette warnings on behavior
ABSTRACT The US now requires e-cigarette packaging and advertising to have a single warning about nicotine addiction. FDA has the authority to require additional e-cigarette warnings and has stated that a single e-cigarette warning could “grow stale over time.” No data are available on whether the current or other e-cigarette warnings affect vaping or undermine the motivation to quit smoking combustible cigarettes. Furthermore, little data are available on how and for whom e-cigarette warnings work, including among vulnerable populations. Ideally, e-cigarette warnings would discourage vaping initiation among non-users, reduce vaping among e- cigarette-only users, and support dual-users…
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