2016 Archives

Year: 2016

In the News February 25th

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Thursdays News at a glance: Blending evidence and empathy – a new guide to e-cigarettes – More Li-ion Cell Short Stories – New briefing for UK practitioners, how long should their Irish colleagues wait? – Dissecting the Oral Oncology Cell Study – Shining a light through the smokescreen – Another smoking ban miracle – Terry Barnes – Don’t over-regulate e-cigarettes – UK vapers advised to vote for EU exit – Map of Pending Tax Threats to Vapor Products in the States – The Diacetyl Debate: Panic, Controversy and the Need for Transparency – Vaping Emits Less Formaldehyde than Previously Thought – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 25 February 2016

In the News February 24th

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Wednesdays News at a glance: Vendors, explosions and the TPD – Slaughtering Sacred Cows – Electronic cigarettes: A briefing for stop smoking services – The e- cigarette recognized by the High Council of Public Health – Fontem Ventures in the race of Ecig emission analysis – Bordering on libel, Finland ASH chairman pitches in on ecigs – Imaginary Hobgoblins From E-Cigarette Liquid Lab Tests – South Australian recommendations on ‪Vaping‬ – Robert Califf confirmed as new FDA commissioner – Someone is tracking how much you ‘vape’ on Twitter – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 24 February 2016

In the News February 23rd

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Tuesdays News at a glance: The ‘Success’ That Dare Not Speak Its Name – Prominent Aussie Tobacco Control Researcher Admits Plain Packaging Is A Failure – It’s Time to Quit…. The EU – Why E-Cigarette Users Support Brexit – Warning that e-cigarette firms could face ruin – SRNT believes research should be replicated – Decoding Quebec’s Anti-Vaping Law – Chilling Effects (Part 2) – Fontem Ventures develops real-time method for measuring volatile organic compounds – The Diacetyl Debate: What Top Researchers Have To Say -Headlines about e-cigarettes – Vaping and the Changing Electorate in 2016 – Effect of variable power levels – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 23 February 2016

In the News February 22nd

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Mondays News at a glance: “Deciding Who Lives And Dies” – Thoughts and Ramblings – Totally Wicked case: Advocate General’s flawed reasoning would protect the cigarette trade – Harm Reduction – Flavour and Tax Problems for US Vapers – What was unethical about snoopers measuring particulates at a vape convention? – New York Court Rules that Vaping Is Not Smoking – To each smoker fits a vaporizer – E-cigarettes for smoking reduction, blood pressure and more – Say ‘No More’: The War On Smoking Is A Failure – ‘Good news’ for vapers – Vaping industry shares Utahns’ goals for reducing youth tobacco use – VapourTrails TV – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 22 February 2016

In the News February 19th

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Fridays News at a glance: Disingenuous sensationalist shitsheet bastards – Stop With The Bullying, George – A Civilised Event – The Unexplained Dangers of Vaping – Are e-cigarettes safe? – Is my e-cig going to explode in my face? – Ecigs help British smokers quit – Jocelyn Davies Interview – Vapers’ vote may influence Presidential election – Serious ethical concerns about public health research conduct – Petition Demanding Facebook Remove Vaping From Tobacco Category Breaches 10,000 – Residents in South Derbyshire needing health support will be asked to stop smoking in their own home – Vaping isn’t smoking- Effect of continuous smoking reduction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 19 February 2016

In the News February 18th

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Thursdays News at a glance: Oh, America – Smoking and vaping in Britain? Show me the data! – Hazel Cheeseman and Peter Hajek – David Sweanor – profile page – The Pleasure Principle – Statistics or Perception? – The ‘dual’ in The Crown – Vapour Trails TV – Public health program evaluation: we found X, so should do more of what we are doing – Stop already with the ludicrous witch hunt over vaping – Proper appraisal – Anti-vaping arguments help Swedish vapers win a battle – Complimentary Webinar: Regulation of E-Vapor Products Under the New Tobacco Products Directive in European Union – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 18 February 2016

In the News February 17th

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Wednesdays News at a glance: Shifting sands – McKee And More On That 95% Conspiracy Theory – Did Glantz & ANTZ help to destroy ecig ban? – Swedish court overturns ban on e-cigarettes – Women are threatened by the European ecig regulation – Scientist Tells AAAS Convention that Electronic Cigarettes are Just as Dangerous as Real Ones – Could FDA e-cigarette regulations help more people quit smoking? – Do as I do: U.S. politician blows clouds of vapour in Congress – There Is Only One Reason Vapes, Hoverboards and Drones All Keep Exploding – Legal changes to the advertising of electronic cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 17 February 2016

In the News February 16th

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Tuesdays News at a glance: The Pope, Anti-Vaxxers, And Tobacco Control – The art of ignoring evidence – Public health snoopers detect vapour aerosol at vape conference and fake a particulates scare – Analysing Air Quality….at a Vape Convention – Ecig Benefits for Surgery Patients – Through with Chew Week: Don’t Be Fooled – Nicotine is not addictive – How a softly-softly approach could make Big Tobacco turn over a new leaf – E-Cigarettes Could Be Behind Sharp Rise Of Successful Attempts To Quit Smoking – In the debate about vaping, asking the wrong “right questions” – That’s Chutzpah – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 16 February 2016

In the News February 15th

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Mondays News at a glance: Boiling frogs – What would I do about Ecigs if I was the boss? – Sunday Psychopaths – A Spectator At The Spectator -The mask always slips – So much of what is wrong with public health, in one short rejection letter – Chilling Effect – Quebec Vaping Regulations Stifle Free Speech – In the polarising debate about vaping, we’ve forgotten to ask the right questions – Will the EU inadvertently undermine the fight against cancer? – Anti-E-Cig Lobby Is Like ‘Abstinence Only’ Movement – Ecigs: Potential health threats build up – Where Was All the Vape Talk at the Debate – Radical proposals part of strategy to win faltering war on smoking – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 15 February 2016

In the News February 12th

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Fridays News at a glance: E cigarettes and pregnancy – For the record: Response to stories suggesting that e-cigarettes are as dangerous as tobacco, or worse, during pregnancy – Vaping in Wales – Time To Change Tactics ? Part 2 – Calling all Vapers everywhere – Wales needs YOU – Guest Blog – Amelia Howard – Mayo Clinic Reveals Results of A Ground Breaking New Ecig Experiment – Data show Ecigs help English smokers quit – Systematic review of what the chemistry of contaminants in electronic cigarettes tells us about health risks – There Were 8.5 Million Google Searches Related To Vaping In 2014 – Correction and Retraction: – Juice Protest – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 12 February 2016

Year: 2016

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