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TOBACCO

Electronic smoking devices (ESDs), commonly referred to as e-cigarettes or vapes, are increasingly popular among youth and remain the only tobacco products that do not require a tobacco permit to sell and without a tax. To address these problems, lawmakers were asked questions regarding policies that would regulate ESDs and discourage youth from using the devices.

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HEALTHY EATING

With more than half of its adult population either overweight or obese, Hawai‘i must take action on policies to encourage healthier eating habits. Lawmakers were asked questions regarding the state’s role in obesity prevention, particularly through increasing access to healthy foods and limiting consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs), such as soda. Research has shown that adults that drink at least one soda everyday have a 27% increased risk for being overweight or obese.

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ACTIVE LIVING

Physical activity is an important component of a healthy lifestyle, so HIPHI supports policies and infrastructure that encourage physical activity. Lawmakers were asked questions on topics such as increasing physical activity in schools, making it safer for kids to walk or bike to school, and support Complete Streets design, which makes streets friendly and safe for users of all ages and abilities, whether they are pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, or use public transportation.

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ORAL HEALTH

Hawai‘i has a received a failing grade in recent oral health reports for the lack of preventive dental benefits for adults and children. Lawmakers were asked questions on policies and programs that can help to improve the oral health of Hawai‘i residents.

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