FDA proposed a rule on the circumstances in which a product made or derived from tobacco, intended for human consumption, will be subject to regulation as a drug, device, or a combination product under the FD&C Act
The FDA has released draft guidance on investigational tobacco products, defining them as new, modified-risk, or non-conforming tobacco products intended for research. Until finalized regulations take effect, these products remain subject to standard FDA requirements and premarket submission rules. Sponsors can submit feedback through electronic or paper formats before November 23, 2015.
UPDATED U.S. PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATION ON TOBACCO SMOKING CESSATION IN ADULTS, INCLUDING PREGNANT WOMEN: BEHAVIORAL AND PHARMACOTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS
Join the National Native Network, National Indian Health Board, and American Indian Cancer Foundation for Walking for Hope at the NIHB Annual Consumer Conference. This inspiring early morning event takes place September 23 from 6:30–7:30 AM in Washington DC, bringing together community members united in support and resilience.
HUD's groundbreaking smoke-free housing video equips providers with essential enforcement strategies and policy benefits. Featuring a resident family's inspiring success story, the comprehensive guide addresses obstacles while demonstrating real-world positive impact on health outcomes and smoking cessation.
The FDA has issued orders halting the sale of four R.J. Reynolds tobacco products, including Camel Crush Bold, due to insufficient evidence proving they meet federal safety requirements. The agency determined these cigarettes weren't substantially equivalent to their predecessor products and posed unanswered public health questions, effectively removing them from U.S. markets immediately.
The CDC and National Cancer Institute have released the comprehensive 1999-2012 United States Cancer Statistics report. This authoritative web-based resource provides official federal cancer incidence and mortality data from geographic areas representing 99% of the U.S. population, offering researchers and healthcare professionals critical insights into cancer trends nationwide.
The National Urban Indian Family Coalition unveils "Making the Invisible Visible: A Policy Blueprint for Urban Indian America." This groundbreaking report, developed over three years, addresses critical policy gaps for the majority of Native Americans living off-reservation. Based on input from community leaders and nonprofits across eleven major cities, it tackles systemic disparities facing urban Indian families.
The FDA has released final guidance clarifying its authority to issue No-Tobacco-Sale Orders against retailers with repeated violations. This comprehensive notice addresses order duration, compliance requirements, and enforcement procedures under the Tobacco Control Act, providing essential clarity for retailers and enforcement officials.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize seeks 10 communities to award $25,000 each for improving community health and promoting long-term wellness. Federally recognized tribes are eligible. Applications due November 12th at 3pm EST.
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