Wednesday’s News at a glance: Combining reduced-harm nicotine products may improve smoking cessation ~ More Consistency Needed in Application of Harm Reduction Principles in Australia ~ The American Consumer Institute Releases a Study on the Health Impact of E-Cigarettes and …
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Vaping Digest March 11th
Tagged with: Amanda C. Coyne, Associated Press, Brent Stafford, Brexit Watch, Bruce Barcott, Business Wire, Chris Snowdon, Cision, Dave Cross, Frost And Sullivan, Healio, Inside Sources, Kayla McKiski, Leafly, Michael McGrady, National Tobacco Reform Initiative, North Norfolk Radio, Planet of the Vapes, PR Newswire, Regulator Watch, Taipei Times, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, U.S. News & World Report, Wang Ting-chuan, William Hetherington, Yahoo Finance
Vaping Digest 3rd January
Friday’s News at a glance:- 2019 in review, a busy year for the NNA – European vapers must mobilise in 2020 – E-cigarettes are still safer than smoking – Sweden is the harm reduction capital of the world – Congratulations Minnesota! You “Saved” 32,400 Smokers from Quitting – The Teen Vaping Trends We’re Not Talking About – Why did the CDC ignore vaping evidence? – Vape Shops Saved for Now – Britain’s positive embrace of vaping puts our nanny state to shame – Mitt Romney Made Millions off Cigarettes – Beware the vaping fearmongers – Harm Reduction Approach Should Extend to Patient Smoking – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Brad Polumbo, Brad Rodu, Bruce Barcott, Dr Suzi Gage, Dr. Michael Siegel, ETHRA, European Harm Reduction Advocates, Guy Bentley, Jim McDonald, John de Miranda, Leafly, Mark Oates, Michelle Minton, Mitt Romney, New Nicotine Alliance, Noel Yaxley, Prof Linda Bauld, Snusforumet, The Rest Of The Story
Vaping Digest November 8th
Friday’s News at a glance:- The shape of things to come? – The success of snus in Norway – Policy Makers are Deceiving Themselves – As the FDA Prepares to Ban E-Cigarette Flavors – Vapes and Lung Disease: The CDC’s Lesson – From ‘Veronica Mars’ to toxic vapes: – The illicit vaping market expands – Vaping—Seeking Clarity in a Time of Uncertainty – A Public Health Imperative – Damning Vape Ban Data – Bloomberg’s Hitjob – NNA: You Khan Do Better, Mayor – Variety works to help Maori quit smoking – Vape ban gets Derry and Strabane approval – China’s tobacco monopoly – Tax on vaping to come in 2020 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Brent Stafford, Chelsea Boyd, China, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, David Downs, Dr Marewa Glover, ETHRA, Jacob Sullum, JAMA Network, Jason Herring, Josh Horwitz, Leafly, Marissa Wenzke, Michael Siegel, New Nicotine Alliance, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Regulator Watch, RELX, Roger Bate, The Rest Of The Story
Vaping Digest October 25th
Friday’s News at a glance: Finland’s extreme anti-nicotine policy – A Myth Busting Guide – Why the U.K. Isn’t Having Problems With Vaping – Outrageous Nicotine Tax Bill – EU Organization Criticises UK – FDA Awards “Modified Risk” Status – Analysis Reveals that 44% of State Health Departments – Canada Might Allow Vendors To Tell The Truth – Goodbye Norman – JUUL Embroiled In Controversy Again – VPZ To Help Mental Health Patients – “Expert” Attacks THR Initiative – Ireland to ban cigarette machines – Shenzhen levying e-cigarette fines – Vaping bans will escalate health crisis – Trump Voters Say They Might Abandon Him – Early in recovery, addicts look to vaping – Jenny Salesa backtracks – Tainted vape pens selling 2-for-1 – Vaping Companies Brace – Northern Territory’s high smoking rate – JCTC wants vaping banned in Jamaica – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Australia, Brad Rodu, Canada, Cassidy Morrison, Daniel Han, Dave Cross, David Downs, Diane Caruana, ETHRA, Finland, Izzy Kapnick, Jamaica, James Dunworth, JCTC, Jim McDonald, Joe Kukura, Juul, Lauren Roberts, Leafly, Marissa Wenzke, Matt Ridley, Michael Siegel, New Zealand, Norman Lamb, Planet of the Vapes, The Rest Of The Story, Tobacco Truth, Trump, Vaping 360, Vaping Post, Vice, Washington Examiner, Zane Small
Vaping Digest October 18th
Friday’s News at a glance:- Oregon appeals court halts vaping ban – Vaping Twitter Bot Study – New Pro-Vaping TV Commercial is Aimed at Trump – Prohibition doesn’t work – Regulate, but don’t ban – Tennessee Department of Health – How mainstream media botched the vape lung story – VICE Probes British Anomaly – UK Resists Influence Best – NZ Vape Industry is Fighting – BBC Whips Up Fear Following Report Release – Mental health hospital to hand out free e-cigs – Health Canada – Juul agrees to restrict youth advertising – ‘We vape, we vote’ – Vaping ‘helps 50,000 smokers a year – Fear of passive smoking – Five myths about vaping – Falling smoking rates prove vaping’s value – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Amelia Howard, bbc, Bots, Brett Gibbons, Daniel Giovenco, Dave Cross, David Bienenstock, Gaza, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, Juul, Kari Paul, Leafly, Michael Lafaive, Michael Siegel, Mike Rogoway, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Simon Clark, The Guardian, The Oregonian, The Rest Of The Story, Twitter, Vaping 360, VTANZ, Washington Post
Vaping Digest October 2nd
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Is e-cigarette use associated with coronary heart disease and myocardial infarction? ~ Online sales to South Australian vapers banned from today ~ Malaysia pushes for strict law to police vapes, e-cigarettes ~ Irish vapers should resist …
Tagged with: Aditya Kalra, Australian Tobacco Harm Reduction Association, Australian Vaping Advocacy, Bruce Barcott, Dave Cross, Elizebeth Payne, Esther Wang, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Association, Fabio Cibella, Jezebel, John Britton, Konstantinos E. Farsalinos, Kuala Lumpur, Leafly, Manatu Hauora, Michael Siegel, Ministry of Health, Ottowa Citizen, Paul Blair, Planet of the Vapes, Raymond Niaura, Reuters, Riccardo Polosa, Savvas Dimitriou, Subrata Nagchoudhury, The Rest Of The Story, The Times, Therapeutic Advances in Chronic Disease, Town Hall, Trade and Research, Utah Department of Health
Vaping Digest June 12th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Health Ministry proposes to ban electronic smoking devices by classifying them as ‘drugs’ ~ FDA finalizes guidance for premarket tobacco product applications for electronic nicotine delivery systems ~ American idiots ~ Smoke-Free Ontario Act to Keep …
