Analysis Statement on e-cigarettes at FDA workshop by Joel Nitzkin March 9, 2015 Print Share via Email: Statement%20on%20e-cigarettes%20at%20FDA%20workshop Share via Facebook: Statement%20on%20e-cigarettes%20at%20FDA%20workshop Share via Twitter: Statement%20on%20e-cigarettes%20at%20FDA%20workshop Share issues: Federal Government Affairs, Tobacco Harm Reduction The attached statement on e-cigarette regulation was delivered by R Street Senior Fellow Dr. Joel Nitzkin to the March 9, 2015 FDA workshop in Hyattsville, Md. Featured Publications Real Solutions Coal, Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Low-Energy Fridays, Permitting Reform Low-Energy Fridays: Emergency Orders Are Not a Grid Reliability Strategy Michael Giberson July 11, 2025 Real Solutions Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction, Safer Solutions Safer Solutions: What Do Supply and Demand Have to Do with Drug Policy? Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall July 11, 2025 Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform, Trade, Transportation Cruise Ships Are Marvels, and a Massive Public Policy Boondoggle Eli Lehrer June 27, 2025 Inside Sources Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties The Diddy Verdict Exposed the Gaps—Now Policy Must Catch Up Jillian Snider July 10, 2025 Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment How Should We Think of the OBBBA’s Electricity Subsidy Repeal? Philip Rossetti, Kent Chandler July 10, 2025 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial Netflix’s “Adolescence” Exposes the Digital Crisis Reshaping Youth and Justice Logan Seacrest, Lisel Petis July 10, 2025 In the News Alcohol Policy, Finance and Trade, Northeast, Regulatory Reform, State Policy Zohran Mamdani’s Bad Plan for Government Grocery Stores Steven Greenhut, Shoshana Weissmann, C. Jarrett Dieterle July 9, 2025 The Dispatch In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing ICE Agents Are Dressing For Anonymity—But the Clothes They Wear Still Tell Us Plenty Jillian Snider July 9, 2025 GQ Op-Eds Catastrophe Insurance, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Insurance, Insurance Regulation, State Policy, Texas The Next Disaster: Who Will Manage Our Response? Jerry Theodorou July 8, 2025 Insurance Journal In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing TV: Nearly half of all US murders go unsolved, data shows Jillian Snider July 8, 2025 NewsNation
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