Argumentative Essay On Fda

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Do you know what FDA is? Do you know how effective it is? Do you know what it stands for? Do you know how it's useful in our community? Well keep reading and you'll find out. A simple definition of FDA is the responsibility of protecting the public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices; and by ensuring the safety of our nation's food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation. FDA also has to review, approve and monitor the safety in a timely manner. FDA sees that the public has access to truthful and non-misleading products. The article named “Schumer pushes for regulations on e-cigs more kids vape” by Shari Logan talks about how New York teens are using a new cigarette called e-cigs that are suppose to be used by adults who are trying to stop smoking. E-cigs are handheld electronic devices that tries to create the feeling of tobacco smoking. It works by heating a liquid to generate an aerosol, commonly called “vapor” that the users inhale. These cigarettes are determined to be more dangerous than smoking a regular cigarette. Schumer wants to stop the use of e-cigs within teens by going through the federal government. …show more content…

If they stop selling them no one will have access to them. Also, because Schumer wants to delay regulation to the e-cigs or teens are going to become addicted to them. FDA said “ that the delay would give them some time to determine how they could regulate e-cigarettes and see how it fits tobacco into its strategy.” This can’t take action without FDA taking out the extra chemicals. E-cigs are being used by 11.3 percent of high school students nationwide just in 2016 which means FDA needs to speed up the process or the numbers of users are just going to get

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