Already in 2024 , a slew of so-called “e-registry” bills have been introduced around the nation. These bills establish state-run directories of e-cigarette products that can be sold within the state and limit these products to those that have submitted premarket tobacco product applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
In this 60-minute presentation, the Public Health Law Center has convened a panel of public health experts to discuss whether and to what extent these laws advance public health goals or if, as some critics claim, they help consolidate the market for big tobacco companies while diverting attention from proven public-health strategies.
*CLE credit approval for this webinar is in process.
Presenters:
Megan Boelter, Western Regional Director, Preventing Tobacco Addiction Foundation/ Tobacco 21
Ashley Lyerly, Senior Director of Advocacy, American Lung Association
Claudia Rodas, Regional Advocacy Director, Southern Region, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
Janine Young, Senior Health Inspector, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Moderators:
Tom Pryor, Public Health Law Center
Marisa Katz, Public Health Law Center