The Food and Drug Administration proposed restrictions on flavored e-cigarettes and tobacco products last week.
Flavoring such products has become a staple in the tobacco and vaping industry to draw in customers. A new study published this week found that vaping likely leads to smoking.
Today on All Sides, how flavoring tobacco and vaping products came to be, and more on Wellness Wednesday.
Guests:
- Jayne O'Donnell, reporter, USA Today
- Kale Monk, assistant professor of human development and family science, co-author of the study, University of Missouri-Columbia
- Jan Hoffman, health and behavior reporter, The New York Times
