On the recordJune 22, 2021
It is simple. Any product with a history of increasing youth use must be rejected by the Food and Drug Administration, especially flavored products that we know hooks the kids.
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congress.govIt is simple. Any product with a history of increasing youth use must be rejected by the Food and Drug Administration, especially flavored products that we know hooks the kids.
Welch argues that products increasing youth use should be banned by the FDA.
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