Supreme Court Debates Flavored Vapes: A Health or Help?

The U. S. Supreme Court is mulling over a hot topic: flavored e-cigarettes. Two companies argue that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unfairly refused to approve their products, saying they might make young people start smoking. The FDA, on the other hand, worries about the health risks. Justice Kavanaugh seemed to side with the FDA, but other justices questioned if the FDA gave companies fair warning about what they needed to prove.This case is a big deal because it's looking into how the FDA approves new tobacco products, like e-cigarettes, which have become very popular. The companies say flavors can help adults quit smoking, but the FDA thinks they're too appealing to kids. It's a tricky balance between helping smokers and protecting young people. The court's decision could shape how the FDA deals with e-cigarettes in the future.