The History Behind Gateway Drugs The concept behind gateway drugs, or the gateway effect, was originally developed during the 1970s, when scientists suggested that experimenting with alcohol, tobacco, or marijuana during ones teenage years increased the risk for use of stronger illicit drugs later in life
HHS has determined that implementation of these changes beginning early in 2025 is necessary to protect against imminent threats to the health and safety of Exchange applicants and enrollees, maintain robust participation on the Exchanges, and to encourage affordability of coverage for enrollees and the continuity of care that is supported by the continued availability of plans on the Exchanges
For example, Thailand, Singapore, and Brazil have banned e-cigarettes entirely
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