BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:63633463-6232-4630-a265-343935353162 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6425847dbec47a692f2df52882d02ea292b594b1@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260905T015953Z DESCRIPTION:This panel presentation examines the comprehensive federal appr oach to addressing the ongoing youth vaping epidemic\, which affects over 1.6 million middle and high school students despite recent usage declines. The presentation will explore three critical components of the federal re sponse strategy. First\, participants will learn about enforcement efforts led by FDA and federal partners\, including U.S. Customs and Border Prote ction\, to combat the influx of illegal e-cigarette products. With up to 8 5% of e-cigarette devices sold in U.S. retail outlets being unauthorized\, federal agencies have intensified operations\, recently seizing 4.7 milli on units of mostly Chinese unauthorized products valued at $86.5 million i n a joint Chicago operation. Second\, the presentation will detail the doc umented health effects of youth vaping\, including nicotine's impact on br ain development\, mental health consequences such as worsened anxiety and depression\, blood vessel damage\, and increased chronic disease risk. The discussion will address how aggressive youth-targeted marketing through b right colors\, appealing flavors\, and gamification features has fueled th e rise of illicit products. Third\, participants will examine the combined agency efforts across HHS\, including the U.S. Public Health Service’s Sm oking and Tobacco Use Advisory Committee's (USPHS STUAC’s) community-based initiatives\, particularly the newly released Youth Vaping Resource Guide . This comprehensive resource provides actionable steps for parents\, educ ators\, healthcare providers\, researchers\, and regulators to protect you ng people from e-cigarette harms. The presentation aligns with President T rump's MAHA Commission Strategy Report recommendations for increased FDA e nforcement and public awareness campaigns to prevent vaping products from targeting children. DTSTART:20260303T193000Z DTEND:20260303T203000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T015953Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:Federal Response to Youth Vaping: Enforcement\, Health Impacts\, an d Community Resources TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

This panel presentation examines the compre hensive federal approach to addressing the ongoing youth vaping epidemic\, which affects over 1.6 million middle and high school students despite re cent usage declines. The presentation will explore three critical componen ts of the federal response strategy. First\, participants will learn about enforcement efforts led by FDA and federal partners\, including U.S. Cust oms and Border Protection\, to combat the influx of illegal e-cigarette pr oducts. With up to 85% of e-cigarette devices sold in U.S. retail outlets being unauthorized\, federal agencies have intensified operations\, recent ly seizing 4.7 million units of mostly Chinese unauthorized products value d at $86.5 million in a joint Chicago operation. Second\, the presentation will detail the documented health effects of youth vaping\, including nic otine's impact on brain development\, mental health consequences such as w orsened anxiety and depression\, blood vessel damage\, and increased chron ic disease risk. The discussion will address how aggressive youth-targeted marketing through bright colors\, appealing flavors\, and gamification fe atures has fueled the rise of illicit products. Third\, participants will examine the combined agency efforts across HHS\, including the U.S. Public Health Service’s Smoking and Tobacco Use Advisory Committee's (USPHS STUA C’s) community-based initiatives\, particularly the newly released Youth V aping Resource Guide. This comprehensive resource provides actionable step s for parents\, educators\, healthcare providers\, researchers\, and regul ators to protect young people from e-cigarette harms. The presentation ali gns with President Trump's MAHA Commission Strategy Report recommendations for increased FDA enforcement and public awareness campaigns to prevent v aping products from targeting children.

BEGIN:VALARM UID:36396164-3735-4730-b939-323839643231 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:This panel presentation examines the comprehensive federal appr oach to addressing the ongoing youth vaping epidemic\, which affects over 1.6 million middle and high school students despite recent usage declines. The presentation will explore three critical components of the federal re sponse strategy. First\, participants will learn about enforcement efforts led by FDA and federal partners\, including U.S. Customs and Border Prote ction\, to combat the influx of illegal e-cigarette products. With up to 8 5% of e-cigarette devices sold in U.S. retail outlets being unauthorized\, federal agencies have intensified operations\, recently seizing 4.7 milli on units of mostly Chinese unauthorized products valued at $86.5 million i n a joint Chicago operation. Second\, the presentation will detail the doc umented health effects of youth vaping\, including nicotine's impact on br ain development\, mental health consequences such as worsened anxiety and depression\, blood vessel damage\, and increased chronic disease risk. The discussion will address how aggressive youth-targeted marketing through b right colors\, appealing flavors\, and gamification features has fueled th e rise of illicit products. Third\, participants will examine the combined agency efforts across HHS\, including the U.S. Public Health Service’s Sm oking and Tobacco Use Advisory Committee's (USPHS STUAC’s) community-based initiatives\, particularly the newly released Youth Vaping Resource Guide . This comprehensive resource provides actionable steps for parents\, educ ators\, healthcare providers\, researchers\, and regulators to protect you ng people from e-cigarette harms. The presentation aligns with President T rump's MAHA Commission Strategy Report recommendations for increased FDA e nforcement and public awareness campaigns to prevent vaping products from targeting children. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR