FDA to Regulate All Tobacco Products, Including E-Cigs, In Historic Expansion 

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FDA issued final regulations for all tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, cigars and hookah. The rules, with provisions aimed at restricting youth access and requiring premarket clearance for new products, will take effect Aug. 8.

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