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Juul's decline and Zyn's rise: the shift in nicotine product popularity.

Zyn's discreet design and market growth amidst regulatory challenges. [ more ]

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping. [ more ]

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping. [ more ]

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping. [ more ]

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping. [ more ]

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping. [ more ]