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Supreme Court Debates FDA's Ban on Flavored Vapes as Youth Usage Remains High

The Supreme Court hears arguments on the FDA's regulations of flavored vapes amid concerns about youth addiction and potential policy changes with Trump's presidency.

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On December 2, 2024, the Supreme Court reviewed the FDA's ban on flavored vapes, emphasizing the appeal of these products to minors, with over 1.6 million youths currently vaping. The Court appeared skeptical of vaping companies' claims regarding regulatory inconsistency and highlighted the difficulties in proving adult benefits from flavored products. A pivotal decision is expected by summer 2025, coinciding with potential policy shifts under President-elect Trump, who has indicated a desire to reverse strict FDA regulations.

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