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12 Year Olds Can Now Call The Colorado QuitLine; JUUL Announces Changes

DENVER (CBS4) - The Colorado QuitLine is taking much younger callers in response to the popularity of vaping among teenagers. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment opened the hotline to children as young as 12 years old.

LINK: CDPHE Tobacco Quitting Services

Vaping Increases Among Teens
An employee at Lucky Juju, holds a JUUL vape in his hand. (Staff photo by Brianna Soukup/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)

On Tuesday, one of the biggest vaping companies announced its plan to fight underage use of vape pens. Juul is pulling all of its flavored e-cigarette pods from stores.

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The Food and Drug Administration was already expected to announce a ban on those flavored e-cigarettes later this week.

Juul officials say it is also shutting down all of its social media accounts.

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