A session from FDLI's Introduction to Tobacco and Nicotine Products Law and Regulation Course
Understand the health consequences of tobacco and nicotine product use, why regulating these products remains such an important concern, and how the public health standard was designed to meet this end.
Darlene Huang Briggs, Legislative and Policy Counsel, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
This session was recorded as part of FDLI's Virtual Introduction to Tobacco Law and Regulation Course in October 2022.
DARLENE HUANG BRIGGS is Legislative and Policy Counsel with the Legal and Regulatory Affairs team at the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. She has worked on tobacco control issues since 2006, drawing on both her legal and health policy training to advise on federal, state, and local regulation of tobacco products. Prior to joining CTFK, Darlene was a Senior Associate at the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University Law Center where she worked with multidisciplinary research teams on creating, analyzing, and interpreting findings from legal data sets. Darlene has also served as a Staff Attorney at the Public Health Law Center and National Academy of Medicine Tobacco Regulatory Science Fellow within CTP's Office of Regulations at FDA. Darlene earned her JD from William Mitchell College of Law and her Master of Public Health from the University of Minnesota.
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