Ross Marchand

1 week ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Ross Marchand

The Supreme Court delivered very bad news in April to the 15 million Americans desperately trying to quit smoking cigarettes. In the landmark vaping case, FDA v. Wages and White Lion (Triton Distribution), the justices unanimously held that the Food and Drug Administration did not breach its legal bounds by barring the sale of vaping products.

1 week ago | bostonherald.com | Ross Marchand

The Supreme Court delivered very bad news in April to the 15 million Americans desperately trying to quit smoking cigarettes. In the landmark vaping case, FDA v. Wages and White Lion (Triton Distribution), the justices unanimously held that the Food and Drug Administration did not breach its legal bounds by barring the sale of vaping products.

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Ross Marchand

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered very bad news in April to the 15 million Americans desperately trying to quit smoking cigarettes. In the landmark vaping case, FDA v. Wages and White Lion (Triton Distribution), the justices unanimously held that the Food and Drug Administration did not breach its legal bounds by barring the sale of vaping products. kAmpD 2 4@?D:DE6?E 25G@42E6 @7 92C> C65F4E:@? 2?5 E96 2FE9@C @7 2? 2>:4FD 3C:67 7:=65 :? DFAA@CE @7 E96 C6DA@?56?ED[ E96 %2IA2J6CD !C@E64E:@?

1 week ago | baltimoresun.com | Ross Marchand

Federal and state governments have and retain sensitive health care data on hundreds of millions of Americans. Through programs such as Medicare, Medicaid and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Uncle Sam knows which medications people take, which doctors they go to, and even personal habits that correlate with health. And, thanks to reckless government sharing of that information, law enforcement agencies on millions of beneficiaries.

1 week ago | dcjournal.com | Ross Marchand

The Supreme Court delivered very bad news in April to the 15 million Americans desperately trying to quit smoking cigarettes. In the landmark vaping case, FDA v. Wages and White Lion (Triton Distribution), the justices unanimously held that the Food and Drug Administration did not breach its legal bounds by barring the sale of vaping products.