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State Attorney General William Tong said Connecticut will get about $16 million from JUUL. The funds will go to behavioral health organizations to curb youth vaping.
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An $80 million project to resurface nearly 26 miles of the Long Island Expressway in Suffolk County is complete.
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Connecticut is weighing whether to ban flavored tobacco products after a January report found that nearly a third of high schoolers in the state say they use tobacco.
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Children’s health advocates in Connecticut urge Governor Ned Lamont to ban flavored vape products popular with teens.
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Flavored e-cigarettes could be banned in Connecticut after legislators and advocates urged Governor Ned Lamont to look at the dangers of teenage vaping.
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A measure to ban flavored e-cigarettes in Connecticut failed Tuesday and health advocates said they are not disappointed.During the General Assembly’s…
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A new bill in Suffolk County proposes to raise the smoking age to 25. County Legislator Samuel Gonzalez is a former smoker and sponsor of the bill.He says…
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Some high school students in Connecticut headed back to school this week. Health experts say the social pressure and stress factors that lead to vaping…
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says a multistate coalition has expanded its investigation into Juul Labs, the country’s largest marketer of…
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Governor Andrew Cuomo is once again pressing for a ban on flavored tobacco-based vaping products, saying he hopes a law is passed in the next month.Cuomo…