New Consumer Report, October 10th, according to foreign news reports, after the latest national youth tobacco survey was released in the US Food and Drug Administration, Tony Abboud, Executive Director of the Steam Technology Association (VATA), said, " FDA electronic cigarette data report is misleading.

"Yesterday, the FDA cooperated with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to release new data for American youth to use electronic cigarettes in 2022 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS)." Abboud said. "FDA represents the data of NYTS that the proportion of young people inhaling electronic cigarettes is still very high, but in -depth research on data shows that the experimental or non -frequent usage rate will only increase slightly, while the conventional usage rate is flat or slightly decreased."

ABBBOOUD pointed out that according to CDC data, since 2019, the number of high school students who have tried to use electronic cigarettes (once in the past 30 days) has fallen by 50%, and the number of middle school students has fallen by 70%. During the same period, the number of high school students who often sucked electronic cigarettes fell by 37%, and the number of middle school students fell by 65%.

"FDA almost pays attention to young people who try to use electronic cigarettes and young people who often use electronic cigarettes, ignore the obvious trend of young people's far -lyric cigarette products. FDA should not focus on removing products from the market to try to affect young people. Incorporating electronic cigarettes should support common sense supervision reforms to better limit the acquisition of products, "Abboud said. "When these products are also proved to help adult smokers quit smoking, it is not the answer to just withdraw the product from the market."

ABBBOUD explained that it is found that seasoning steam products can help adult smokers turn to electronic cigarettes that are less harmful and have confirmed these data after research. He said that since the popularization of e -cigarettes in the United States in 2010, the smoking rate has dropped by more than half.

"Tobacco use has fallen. Young e -cigarettes have fallen. These are good things and no controversy. Unfortunately, 40 million Americans are still obsessed with cigarettes." Abuud said. "500,000 people die from smoking -related diseases each year, but less than 3% of our children use electronic cigarettes regularly. FDA failed to acknowledge this reality, ignoring the role of electronic cigarettes in reducing harm and quitting smoking quitting. And make more lives in danger. "