Two years later, a study published in JAMA documented that, in 84 products sold online, 26 percent had less CBD than advertised and 43 percent had more
"People have forgotten over time all of the practices of the tobacco industry, not only the fact that they lied about the products but also the fact that the products they were selling to the American people were engineered to be addictive as possible." Related: E-cigarette ads target kids, CDC says Douglas says it's not clear what the impact of the ads will be
Among other things, they will not have to adhere to the singlepackage design rule, the warning will need to cover only 30% of the package and its wording will be different than for ordinary cigarettes
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