FDA campaign aims to prevent e-cigarette use among AI/AN youth

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FDA announced the launch of the “Next Legends” Youth E-cigarette Prevention Campaign, which aims to protect youth from the dangers of tobacco use. The campaign will educate American Indian/Alaska Native youth, ages 12-17, about the harms of vaping through unique branding and tailored messaging.

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