Wednesday’s News at a glance: NHMRC statement on vaping seriously flawed – expert review ~ A critique of the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council CEO statement on electronic cigarettes ~ Addiction researchers denounce Australia’s NHMRC statement on e-cigarettes …
Monday’s News at a glance:- Proposed restrictions and bans on disposable vaping products – Nonsense in Norway – CASAA Debunks Vaping Myths! – Time for a Rethink – ASA Finds Against VPZ – ASH: Increase Disposables’ Regulation – Wisconsin Bill Addresses Concerns – My advice to teens about vaping – E-cigarettes as a first-line aid – Nicotine E-Cigarettes as a Tool for Smoking Cessation – Government dragging on better ways to help smokers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance:- Exposing Defective Research – Remember man, you are but dust… – The Demise of Juul Is the Latest Self-Inflicted Failure – HIFA launches a deep-dive discussion on Tobacco – CTSI Calls For Tougher Regs – Supermarkets Remove Illegal Disposables – GFN23 Announced – E-Cigarette Summit UK Announced – Parliament – 7 Things Policy Makers and Journalists Need to Know – Bloomberg the man who loves to ban – The FDA is losing the public’s trust – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Key milestones for COP10 ~ Vaping: The Great Innovation Public Health Failed to Embrace ~ Indigenous People’s Fight For Inclusion on World Cancer Day ~ Path to prohibition ~ Vaping Bans Aren’t Helping Smokers in …
Monday’s News at a glance:- Who sets tobacco control policies in the European Union: – ASH is just gasping at trivia here over single use vape – WHO kills off Covid vaccine – Successful effort to do the wrong thing – Vaping Could Save £Billions – Thai Vape Corruption – New Minister Bodes Well for Future – Bloomberg’s$420M Attack on Vaping – More Millions From Bloomberg to Push Bans – R.J. Reynolds Asks FDA to Target Disposable Vapes – Debunking Vaping Myths | CASAA Explains – Vaping found far less harmful than smoking – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance:- Worst science journalism of the week – U.S. & UK Vaping Rates Similar Among Youth & Young Adults – Sweden should do more for snus in the EU – Is the FCTC’s website now a Bloomboard? – Bloomberg Commits Another $420 Million to Tobacco Control – Ross Responds to Mercury Madness – IEVA Calls For Reduced-risk Alternatives – World Cancer Day Change Call – Smoking Deaths Sidelined – Biden’s Anti-Vaping Policies – Major UK Grocery Chains Remove Elf Bars – Vape issue has no easy fix – Is vaping any healthier than smoking? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Swedish Snuff (Snus), Cigarette Smoking, and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes ~ Innco Weekly Issue | Feb 6th, 2023 ~ SOTU: If Biden Was Serious About Reducing Cancer, He’d Embrace Tobacco Harm Reduction – Not Oppose …
Monday’s News at a glance:- EU cancer summit snubs Swedes’ lung cancer success – Child poisoning from vaping. Is it time to panic yet? – More Than Half of Americans Favor Tobacco Prohibition – Vaping: public health’s unhealthy obsession – UK Disposable Vape Ban Bill – French Misunderstand Vaping Danger – Parliament – The Advocates Voice 2023 Premiere – Tobacco control is not a zero-sum game – Don’t bully us, say vapers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance:- Harrys’ blog 116: Unheard Voices – Passionate But Underfunded – Counterfeit vapes are undermining efforts – Experts chart ways to reduce smoking related diseases – Leicester Lies – Mendelsohn on GFN.tv – Support For Global Advocacy – Case Study Malaysia – INNCO Issues Retraction and Apology – A Good News Story – A Blunt Tool – The Western War on Vaping – Bloomberg commits $420 million – Vape law makes waves – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: A Netherlands Nicotine Pouch Ban Would Assure That Dutch Smokers Continue to Die ~ Global Study Of Regulations On Alternative Nicotine Products Use Finds Africa Lagging Behind ~ Taiwan Vaping Ban Disappointing For Its Many …
