Archived from the original on December 30, 2008
- KERN COUNTY MEDIA COVERAGE E-cigarettes injure three Bakersfield residents (KERO-23 ABC) 3 men file lawsuits after e-cigarette batteries explode (KBAK-29 CBS, KBFX-58 FOX, BakersfieldNow.com) Third Bakersfield resident filing e-cigarette lawsuit (The Bakersfield Californian) KGET Sunrise Show: Attorneys discuss e-cigarette explosion cases on morning show (KGET-17 NBC) Chain | Cohn | Clark represents victims of exploding e-cigarettes, vapes (KGET-17 NBC) LOS ANGELES MEDIA COVERAGE Exploding e-cigarettes prompt 3 new lawsuits in California (Eyewitness News ABC-7) Lawsuits filed against stores selling e-cigarettes (4-NBC Southern California) Bakersfield man suffers serious injuries after e-cigarette explosion (CBS-2, KCAL-9) E-cigarette explosions prompt three lawsuits in California (Los Angeles Times) 3 men severely burned when e-cigarette batteries explode file lawsuit (Los Angeles Daily News) Lawsuits filed in California after exploding e-cigarettes leave 3 injured (KTLA 5)
Despite these regulatory efforts, adolescent use of nicotine products remains a public health concern
James Doohan's early life and initial military career James Montgomery Doohan was born on March 3, 1920, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the youngest of four children of William Patrick Doohan and Sarah Frances (ne Montgomery), who both emigrated from Bangor, Northern Ireland, Yes, Doohan himself chose the Scotty character's first name, not only because it was his own real-life middle name, but also to honor his maternal grandfather, James Montgomery
The author's findings suggest that state policymakers should reassess the value of cigarette taxes as a revenue and public health tool
