Vapers Digest 21st September
Monday’s News at a glance:
ASH Scotland’s Daft Demands ~ The Public-Health Escape Room ~ Australia’s 5.8% Smoking Rate: Accurate, Misleading, or Both? ~ Japan’s Public Health Transformation Due To THR ~ Flaws of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Studies ~ Pouches could trigger next wave of nicotine addiction, experts warn ~ Knowledge is Power ~ Mike Bloomberg’s gift to Big Tobacco ~ Blip Is Shutting Down Less Than 2 Months After Launching Its Nicotine-Free Pouch ~ The Butterfly Effect Or Why Counterfeit Mexican Marlboro Made It To Australia ~ Turkey’s Reported 2040 Tobacco Ban Would Also Target Vapes ~ A levy on the poor. Tobacco tax needs rethink to stop the war ~ FDA finally embraces harm reduction, sees role for vaping | Opinion ~ Blip Under the Radar: How “Nicotine Brain” Ads Collided with Commercial Realities in Tobacco Control ~ Opinion: From habit to health – new paths forward for veterans who smoke ~ Want to cut $4 billion in defense spending? Give troops Zyns and vapes ~ Science Inside | NicoLeaks Supercharges Nicotine Pouch Testing | RegWatch ~ When Happens When Moral Panic Drives Nicotine Policy? ~ People Will Die ~ When Happens When Moral Panic Drives Nicotine Policy? ~
Mike Bloomberg’s gift to Big Tobacco
Marc Gunther, The Best Laid Plans
Blip Is Shutting Down Less Than 2 Months After Launching Its Nicotine-Free Pouch
Ali Donaldson, Inc
The consumer packaged goods startup lived up to its name: Blip. The nicotine replacement therapy brand that made products aimed at helping Gen Z quit smoking and vaping is shuttering less than two months after a major product roll out that expanded the company’s offerings into a popular and growing category for younger consumers.
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