What is the main point of the report?

A. Vaping helps adult smokers quit smoking.
B. Vaping is less dangerous than smoking.
C. The anti-vaping campaign is under way.
D. The anti-vaping campaign curbs youth use.

Carl Azuz: 10 Second Trivia. The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 helped give rise to what US government agency? The EPA, the USDA, the FHA or the FDA. The Food and Drug Adnimistration of FDA has roots in the 1906 law.The FDA is taking the Youtube, Facebook, Spotify and at least 10,000 high school bathrooms with posters thatabout e-cigarettes, electronic cigarettes. The FDA says that more than middle and high school students used them last year. The US government has found that e-cigarettes contain fewer toxic chemicals than smok from regular cigarettes and many adult smokers have turned to vaping to help them quit smoking. But the government says caping is still , especially for young people. A study in the journal Pediatrics found five toxins that in the bodies of 16-year-olds who inhalted e-cigarette vapor.So the FDA's targeting more than 10 million American teenagers with an anti-vaping campaign. Some addiction analysts call the campaign a step in the right direction.Others say the FDA waited too long and needs to target kids . A vaporizer company executive says he agrees that e-cigarettes shouldn't be for young people, but critics say flavors like cotton candy and sour gummy worms vaping.Francis Thompson: (Principal, Jonathan Law High School) The kids that I talk to believe that there's nothing in there that's dangerous. They don't think there's anything more than water.Dr. Sanjay Gupta: (CNN Chief Medical Correspondent) It's not water, it's called the e-liquid and when heated by the coil it changes to an aerosol. Columbia University researchers using this macine found the vapor haslike chromium, neckel, zinc and lead and as we know, there's no safe level of lead. With very little regulation, people are what they're consuming. I sat down with the FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and asked him about this e-cig ohenomenon.Scott Gottlieb: (FDA Commissioner) Youth use is deeply concerning to me. We're going to be taking some enforcement actions very soon to target companies that we think are marketing products in ways that they're deliberately . I'm going to be having conversations with some of these companies trying to inspire them, if I can, to take more corrective actions on their own.Dr. Sanjay Gupta: Don't forget, nicotine is one of the mostout there. Dr, Sanjay Gupta, CNN, reporting.