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FDA’s Proposed Nicotine Standard for Tobacco Products
$199.99
Explore the FDA’s proposed rule to establish a maximum nicotine level in cigarettes and other combusted tobacco products. Discover the scientific rationale behind this initiative aimed at reducing addiction and its potential public health benefits. Learn how these changes could affect smokers, manufacturers, and the overall market, and find out how you can submit your comments to influence the final rule.
In this course you will learn the following:
* Understand the public health crisis caused by combusted tobacco products.
* Learn about the FDA’s comprehensive approach to tobacco regulation.
* Understand the purpose and intent of the proposed nicotine standard.
* Identify the products included in and excluded from the proposed standard.
* Recognize the scientific rationale for the proposed maximum nicotine level.
* Understand the immediate nicotine reduction approach.
* Learn about testing, sampling, and manufacturing requirements.
* Recognize the projected public health benefits of the proposed standard.
* Understand the economic impacts of the proposed rule.
* Learn how to submit comments to the FDA regarding the proposed rule.
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NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, all course purchases are for access to the course for a period of 1-year. At the end of the one year term, the course will be set to “inactive”.
Additional information
| Federal Register Title | Tobacco Product Standard for Nicotine Yield of Cigarettes and Certain Other Combusted Tobacco Products. Document Number: 2025-00397 |
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| Course SKU | FR-25-371-1 |
| Why This Course Is Important | A comprehensive understanding of the FDA's nicotine regulations and how they could potentially reshape the tobacco industry and public health landscape. |