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First Lady Calls for End of E-cigarette Marketing to Youth

Associated Press

   ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA - Melania Trump is calling on companies to stop
   marketing e-cigarettes to children, saying they're addictive and
   dangerous.
   The first lady - who has a 13-year-old son, Barron - says teenagers and
   young adults must be encouraged to admit addiction, including to
   electronic cigarettes and vaping - and get help.
   She adds: "Marketing this addictive product to children must stop."
   

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