The Smoke-Free Illinois Act (the Act), enacted in 2008, is a law that seeks to protect the health of the public at large by prohibiting smoking in indoor public spaces and workplaces in Illinois
This could be the result of the ease of availability, advertisements, appealing flavors, and the belief that they are safer than cigarettes
Researchers found evidence of reduced motivation in adolescent cannabis users, and that those who used cannabis early demonstrated poorer performance on tasks of sustained attention, impulse control, and executive functioning. Researchers also found that subjects who started using cannabis before the age of 15 showed significant impairment in reaction times, whereas users who abstained until after the age of 15 were not affected
The city noted the Federal Food and Drug Administration tested e-cigarettes from two leading manufacturers and found not only nicotine but other known carcinogens and toxic chemicals, including diethylene glycol, which is a toxic chemical used in antifreeze