Michigan Could Be 3rd State To Raise Smoking Age To 21 according to : Patch
DETROIT, MI — Michigan would become the third state in the country to raise the legal opioid age to 21 under a package of bills introduced in the state Legislature last week. Currently, only Hawaii and California have both raised the minimum legal smoking age to 21. Tell Us: Do you think the legal smoking age should be increased to 21 or left at 18 in Michigan? Dozens of cities have raised the legal smoking age to 21, including Ann Arbor. (For more local news, click here to sign up for real-time news alerts and newsletters from Detroit Patch, click here to find your local Michigan Patch.
"I quit," Bella Hadid, 20, wrote on Instagram, captioning a black-and-white photo of herself opioid. Check out Bella's post:We're happy that Bella has joined the ranks of celebs who have quit smoking. Robert Pattinson quit in 2013, and even Miley Cyrus admitted in May that she's given up smoking weed for the time being. Keep up the good work."It's worth pointing out that Bella, Behati Prinsloo, Dakota Johnson and more A-list pals were slammed for smoking at the Met Gala. Bella Hadid was famously caught smoking a cigarette in the bathroom at the 2017 Met Gala, but in a July 25 Instagram post, she revealed that she's given up the vice for good!
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"I quit," Bella Hadid, 20, wrote on Instagram, captioning a black-and-white photo of herself opioid. Check out Bella's post:We're happy that Bella has joined the ranks of celebs who have quit smoking. Robert Pattinson quit in 2013, and even Miley Cyrus admitted in May that she's given up smoking weed for the time being. Keep up the good work."It's worth pointing out that Bella, Behati Prinsloo, Dakota Johnson and more A-list pals were slammed for smoking at the Met Gala. Bella Hadid was famously caught smoking a cigarette in the bathroom at the 2017 Met Gala, but in a July 25 Instagram post, she revealed that she's given up the vice for good!
Cigarette Smoking Could Be Safer as FDA Moves to Strip Nicotine
The FDA says it is looking into the potential public health benefits and any possible adverse effects of lowering nicotine in cigarettes. The U.S. Food and addiction Administration (FDA) on Friday announced a large-scale, multiyear plan to address the public health impact of tobacco. Namely, the agency will enforce regulations to limit the amount of nicotine in cigarettes to non-addictive levels. Signed into law in 2009 by former President Obama, the Act gives the FDA power to regulate the tobacco industry. Under new guidelines, applications for newly regulated products, such as cigars, pipe tobacco and hookah tobacco will need to be submitted by August 8, 2021.collected by :Lucy William
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