Wednesday’s News at a glance: The Impact Of COP9 On Vapers ~ Politicians Cite COVID-19 Science; What About the Smoking Pandemic? ~ Exposed: Bloomberg’s Anti-Tobacco Meddling in Developing Countries ~ It’s up to Drug Reformers to Stop the War on …
Year: 2021
Vapers Digest 16th June
Tagged with: Billy Binion, Brad Polumbo, CASAA, Christopher Snowdon, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Consumer Advocates for Smoke-Free Alternatives Association, Dave Cross, Filter Mag, Foundation for Economic Education (Fee), Institute of Economic Affairs, Jim McDonald, LBSU, London South Bank University, Michelle Minton, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Rights 4 Vapers, Ruth Goldsmith, UK, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 14th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- COP9 and Its Impact on Vapers – German Parliament Approves Tobacco Tax Hike – E Cigarettes On the NHS – Mayo Clinic Study: Vapers NOT More Likely to Get COVID – Great majority of vapers have managed to quit smoking – Dear Tobacco Control – Vaping store sees record sales post-lockdown – D.C.’s Flavor Ban is Rushed and Hushed – Oregon’s New Vaping Restrictions Will Drive Kids to Smoke – Regulate vaping to keep youth vaping incidences to a minimum – Cops Tased and Beat Teens – Vape Flavour Petition Dismissed Despite Mounting Evidence – New Brunswick’s rushed flavour ban – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: AVCA, Bans, Billy Binion, Canada, Chelsea Boyd, Columbia, COP9, COVID-19, CVA, ETHRA, Flavours, Ian Bunting, IEA, J.D. Tuccille, Jim McDonald, Kuala Lumpur, Neil Humber, NHS, Oregon, Surin Murugiah, The Daily Advocate, Tobacco Reporter, VPZ
Vapers Digest 11th June
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA EU Nicotine Users Survey – ETHRA Survey Says the EU Is Anti Harm Reduction – 3 of 10 EU smokers would switch to snus if it were legal – The War on Tobacco Flavors Is Another Element of the TIP-TOE Game Plan – Protest in Netherlands shows importance of flavours – The Vape Debate: Sticks and stones may break your bones – How to Beat the Tobacco Smoking Epidemic – World No Tobacco Day 2021 – SBA Urges Another Year of Sales for PMTA-Submitted Products – Vaping scare stories undermine international efforts to curb smoking – Between 2 Vapes Episode 7 Dr. Mark Tyndall – Electronic Cigarette Use Is Not Associated with COVID-19 Diagnosis – Minister Seeking Broad Views On Smokefree Applauded – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 9th June
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Journalists criticize research on COVID-19 by confusing it with tobacco harm reduction and by making false allegations about conflicts ~ Four things about the Commission’s TPD implementation report ~ CAMH Lower-Risk Nicotine Guidelines: A step …
Tagged with: Brent Stafford, Dr Anders Milton, Dr Bernd Michael Rode, Dr Delon Human, Dr Ernest Groman, Dr Eva Kralikova, Dr Fabio Beatrice, Dr Fabio Lugoboni, Dr Francis Crawley, Dr Heino Stöver, Dr Jacques LeHouezec, Dr Karl Erik Lund, Dr Karl Fagerström, Dr Michael Kunze, Dr Riccardo Polosa, Dr Stefan Willers, Dr. John's Blog, Emile Donovan, George Gay, IEVA, Independent European Vape Alliance, Jim McDonald, Kim Kyung-Hoon, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Newsroom.co.nz, Oyston.com, Qeios, RegWatch, Reuters, Stuff, Tobacco Reporter, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 7th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA letter to Dutch members of parliament – IBVTA writes to local authorities – Bloomberg’s dark money – Why the Dutch vaping flavour ban won’t drive down underage smoking rates – Historic Pinoy Victory For Vaping – San Francisco’s Vape Flavor Ban Saw More Teens Start Smoking – Maine Should Learn From Massachusetts – Local authority wants smoking bans outside pubs – Ukraine: The war on e-cigarettes is absurd – Harm reduction month: vaping and public health – E-cigs seen as inclusive harm reduction strategy – Health expert says smoke, not nicotine, causes deaths – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 4th June
Friday’s News at a glance:- Clive Bates: “We must restore the confidence of consumers lost because of misinformation” – Ethan Nadelmann on Tobacco Harm Reduction – EU TPD a ‘wasted opportunity’ to learn from Sweden – Nicotine Pouches Face Attacks – European Commission weighs up the benefits and risks – Nicotine flavor ban – NNA Writes To Government – ETHRA Addresses APPG Inquiry – AVCA Celebrates World Vape Day – Researchers Tackling Misperceptions – WHO Report Slammed – Smokers Condemned To Death – Nicotine misperceptions – Taxes Keep Smokers Smoking – Will China Bring Vapes Under the Country’s Tobacco Monopoly? – Did the CDC’s Lack of Transparency – Quebec Coalition for Tobacco Control – India Missed A Public Health Opportunity – Consumer advocates to tackle lies about vaping – Kenya’s ban of oral nicotine increased smoking – US Nicotine Vaping Product SimSmoke – World Vape Day 2021 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, APPG, AVCA, Brad Rodu, Catania Conversation, China, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, Derek Hosford, Dr Ian Irvine, Ethan Nadelmann, ETHRA, Janet Street-Porter, Jeff Stier, Jim McDonald, Kenya, Lindsey Stroud, Maria Gogova, Neil Humber, Pakistan, Planet of the Vapes, Quebec, Seth Dervey, Snus, Snusforumet, Sweden, Tobacco Truth, Vaping360
Vapers Digest 2nd June
Wednesday’s News at a glance: WHO has gone rogue on tobacco policy – millions at risk from tired dogma and a refusal to grasp innovation ~ Happy World Vape Day! ~ World Vape Day: Millions of Adult Smokers Have Quit, …
Tagged with: APN News, C. D. Howe Institute, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, Convenience & Impulse Retailing, Daily O, Dave Cross, Deborah Jackson, Dr Sree Sucharitha, ETHRA, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates, Health issues India, Kerean Watts, Lindsey Stroud, Outlook India, Planet of the Vapes, Saddle Horse Blues, Samrat Chowdhery, Shantanu Guha Ray, Taxpayers Protection Alliance, The Counterfactual, The Parliament Magazine, The Sun Daily, The Times Of India, Tobacco Reporter, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, World Vapers Alliance
Vapers Digest 28th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- Harry’s blog 111: Stop talking about stopping – Vaping and Science – Dutch Vapers Can Still Prevent Flavor Prohibition – San Francisco Flavor Ban Tied to More Teen Smoking – Why you should NOT equate snus with cigarettes – British government review of rules – Taskforce Says Smoking Is An Illness – Netherlands Bans Flavours – Europe’s TPD Update – VPZ Breaks Records – NZ Wants Vaping Starter Kits – WVA Details Plans For World Vape Day – On World No Tobacco Day – Kiwis celebrate World Vape Day – World Vape Day aims to raise awareness – At ‘World No Tobacco Day’ Roundtable – Health Risks Of Vaping – Nicotine buzz in the air – CAPHRA supports ‘historic’ vaping bill – WHO’s Latest Tobacco Report – The E-Cigarette Summit – The Canadian Vaping Association – Canada’s Reckless Fight – Rethink THR Strategies – Science should prevail over politics – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, AVCA, Cameron English, Canada, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, David B. Abrams, David Palacios Rubio, Harry Shapiro, Jim McDonald, Nelson Bennett, Netherlands, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Rachel Davies, Raymond S. Niaura, San Francisco, Snusforumet, Vaped, Vaping 360, VPZ, Wes Gatchalian, WNTD
Vapers Digest 26th May
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Harm reduction advocates to observe May 30 as World Vape Day ~ International governments intensify support towards science-backed reduced-risk tobacco alternatives, complementing Tobacco Control Policies ~ WHO’s Conflicted? ~ APPG on Vaping Achieving a Smoke-Free …
Tagged with: 24 Share Updates, Abigail S. Friedman, Alex Norcia, Barnaby Page, Campaign for Safer Alternatives, CAPHRA, CASA, Chris Snowdon, Dave Cross, Ed Cara, ET Edge Insights, ETHRA, Filter Magazine, Francis Muli, Gizmodo, IDWALA Research, IEA, JAMA Pediatrics, Kahawa Tungu, Michael Greenwood, Michael Landl, PhD, Planet of the Vapes, The New Republic, Tobacco Intelligence, Yale News
Vapers Digest 24th May
Monday’s News at a glance:- Levelling up and capitalising on Brexit – Anti Vaping WHO – The Great Vape Debate – No increased cardiovascular risk for snusers – New RCP Report: Smoking and health 2021 – Toilet Tantrum in Australia – Britain must stand up to the WHO – Rejigging tobacco strategy is essential – Covid-19 and smoking: – Asian Consumers to Celebrate ‘Safer Choice’ – Switching to safer alternatives is also quitting – 2021 New Zealand budget on health reforms – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
