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How does the regulation of tobacco products differ from FDA’s regulation of drugs or medical devices?
FDA's regulatory role for drugs and devices is usually based on a safety and effectiveness standard. The tobacco control act establishes a new standard: to regulate tobacco products based on a public health and population health standard.
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