Monday’s News at a glance: FCTC budget: nice work if you can get it – Raise Your Voice In The Ireland Vaping Consultation – A comprehensive review of the evidence on nicotine vaping – School allows students to have smoking and …
Tag: Africa
Vapers Digest 23rd October
Tagged with: Africa, Ally Foster, Australia, Colin Mendelsohn, COPWatch, ecigclick, FCTC, Ireland, Latvia, WHO
Vapers Digest 14th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- More Good News From the 2022 NHIS – E-cigarettes and the Comparative Politics of Harm Reduction – Time Short to Stop the WHO’s Assault on THR – One Step Forward, Two Steps Back – It’s Time to Change the Way We Look at Youth Vaping – New President of ARDT Iberoamérica Speaks – Swedish Agency Wants Stronger Regs – Trading Standards Are “Thinly Spread” – Experts Dispute Gateway Claim – UKVIA’s Commissioner Response – FDA’s Disposable Vape Crackdown – Is it time to remove the ‘cigarette’ from ‘e-cigarette’? – Tumors, Polosa (CoEhar) – Stop Lying About Vaping – FDA Flavor Bans Create a Dangerous Black Market – Orchestrated Campaign Tying Fentanyl to Nicotine Vapes – Researchers receive $3.9 million grant – Nicotine Policy separate from Tobacco Control Policy
Tagged with: Africa, Alli Boughner, ARDT, Barnaby Page, Brad Rodu, Coehar, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Derek Hunter, Disposables, FDA, Fentanyl, Gateway, Gerry Stimson, Hannah Farrimond, Joseph Hart, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, New Zealand, NHIS, Rachel de Souza, Riccardo Polosa, Roberto Sussman, Sweden
Vapers Digest 13th January
Friday’s News at a glance:- My application for Editor-in-Chief of Tobacco Control – Teen vaping has eliminated teen smoking – FDA ignores independent review of vaping – The CDC’s Peddling of Misinformation – NNA Reviews A Successful Year – Disposables Set For Controls – Free Vapes For Pregnant Women – Parliament and Politics – In Silico review – Call for Nicotine “Common Language” Falls Flat – Taiwan Bans Vape Sales – A new vision for vaping policy in the UK – ‘Misguided’ French fears – E-Cig Opponents Are Science Deniers – Australian vapers call on Federal Government – Researcher Stories: E-cigarettes – Why Adopting Harm Reduction Policies for Africa is Crucial – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Alex Norcia, Alli Boughner, CDC, Clive Bates, Coehar, Dr. John's Blog, FDA, Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, Jim McDonald, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, NNA, Snusforumet, Taiwan
Vapers Digest 16th December
Friday’s News at a glance:- 2023 Vape Predictions – Another Lousy Anti-Vaping Study, Debunked – EU should look at Sweden – End Vape Misinformation – King’s College Talks Evidence – Cochrane Report Raises Questions – Healthy Ireland – NZ Minister Standing Firm – Letter To WHO – These Memos Show That FDA Regulation – Vaping review ignores the benefits – Ohio Bill Killing Local Flavor Bans – FDA Approval Process in Shambles – California’s Nicotine Flavor Ban – Westchester Flavored Tobacco Ban Vetoed – New Zealand’s world-first smoking ban – Most reported substance use – Africa needs THR Sensitisation – Pakistan Nicotine-Pouch Surge – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Alex Norcia, AVCA, Cameron English, Canada, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, Dr. John's Blog, Henry St George, Ireland, Jacob Sullum, James Dunworth, Jim McDonald, New Zealand, Ohio, Pakistan, Patrick Hannaford, Samrat Chowdhery, Sweden, WHO
Vapers Digest 12th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- E-Cigarette Summit 2022: Round Up – Rethinking nicotine: illusions, delusions and some conclusions – Free Vapes for Pregnant People Who Smoke – American Cancer Society – Youth Tobacco and Vapor Product Use Has Declined In Maine – Farewell to FastTech – ChatGPT is confused about vaping – Chapman’s criticism of Cochrane review findings is deeply flawed – Please make a submission to the TGA vape consultation – Health officials need to correct e-cigarette health misinformation – Oregon’s Anti-Vape Laws – It is time for the EU to listen to science – Adopt new products to curb tobacco-related deaths – Africa in need of a tobacco control policy – India must build robust consumer awareness – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 5th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- Australia reaches peak clownshow – Insanity: Doctor Gives Teenage Son Cigarettes to Break Vaping Habit – Clearing the smoke: the evidence behind vaping – Netherlands Flavor Prohibition – Policy Focus: E-Cigarettes and Public Health – Small Vape Shops Save Lives – UK Report Reveals Flourishing Industry – More From Parliament – What’s wrong with the prohibition of vape products? – The EU’s political snus ban – Modern Oral Nicotine Meeting – Harm reduction can reduce cancer cases by 30% – India’s nicotine product price paradox – Africa Must Prioritise Harm Reduction
Vapers Digest 14th November
Monday’s News at a glance:- INNCO is outraged! – PMI Gains Control of Swedish Match – Exclusive: Call for Evidence Database – Fundamental Flaws of Tobacco Control Act – Staggering number of Australians vaping illegally – Contact your MP about vaping – California Flavor Ban Challenged in Court – The Real Consequences the Proposed Vaping Flavor Ban in Columbus – Is vaping being accepted more – Does Africa’s Cessation Support? – The CDC and FDA are misleading the public about youth vaping
Tagged with: Africa, Australia, Azim Chowdhury, Canada, Colin Mendelsohn, Columbus, Dave Cross, FDA, INNCO, Jim McDonald, Martin Cullip, PMI, Snusforumet, Swedish Match, Tax
Vapers Digest 16th September
Friday’s News at a glance:- How to Respond Sensibly to an Increase in Youth Vaping – Thailand: Vapers Accuse Police of Soliciting Bribes – Tobacco Harm Reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa – Arizona Youth Tobacco and Vaping Rates – Vaping Petition Reaches 10,000 Signatures – Oz Facts Need Checking – Study Shows Positive Long-Term Impact – Parliament – Should the FDA Force 30 Million Americans – ATR Proud to Have Protected Vaper’s Rights in 2022 – Unintended consequences of taxes – Cause exploration – New Zealand anti-smoking group – Vaping businesses boom in Nepal – FTC Hearing on Vaping Case -Nicotine and the Iron Law of Prohibition – Former WHO Director Supports Ecigs – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Alexander Stafford, Amanda Hagerman, ATR, Brad Radu, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, GSTHR, Jim McDonald, Karl Abramson, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, Nancy Loucas, Nepal, New Zealand, Sakshi Agrawal, Thailand, THR, Tobacco Truth, WHO
Vapers Digest 15th August
Monday’s News at a glance:- The FDA’s Tiresome Tobacco Whack-A-Mole Game – Vaping and Nicotine Consumer Groups Around the World – Parliament 2 – Colombia threatens to raise taxes – Switching Reduces Vascular Damage – Don’t Do Stupid | Message to FDA from Tobacco Expert – Africa: Tobacco Harm Reduction – Still a long way to go? – Decriminalise smoking, vaping and possession – Vape law described as one of the most well-studied pieces of legislation – E-cigarette use to reduce smoking may not increase nicotine dependence – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Alberto Hernandez, CAPHRA, Coehar, Colombia, Dave Cross, David Sweanor, FDA, Jim McDonald, Kuala Lumpur, Lindsey Stroud, RegWatch, Tax
Vapers Digest 31st January
Monday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA January news roundup – Tobacco control strategy for Wales and delivery plan – Vapers welcome recognition of vaping in new stop smoking guidelines – Three quarters of Dutch e-cigarette users would still smoke without the e-cigarette – WVA Responds To Funding Questions – Youth vaping. The other side of the story – Bloomberg Refuses Proposed Discussion – Biden’s FDA Nominee – Halo Granted Exemption – House leaders see vape bill ending widespread use of cigarettes in PH – THR: That Africa is not left behind – South Africa Should Embrace, Not Tax, Vaping – Israel: Nightmare Vape Tax Finalized by Knesset – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Biden, Bloomberg, Dave Cross, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, ETHRA, Halo, Israel, Jim McDonald, Maria Chaplia, Philippines, Tobacco Reporter, Wales, WVA
