Wednesdays News at a glance: Johnson Asks Obama Administration To Cease Implementing Regulations – Senator Johnson Calls on FDA to Halt Implementation of E-Cigarette Deeming Regulations Pending the New Administration – Philip Morris could stop making conventional cigarettes – Trusting Souls …
Author: Kevin Crowley
In the News November 30th
Tagged with: A Billion Lives, BBC News, Christopher Snowdon, David Dorn, Dominic O'Connell, Facts Do Matter, FDA, Forbes, Global Forum on Nicotine, INNCO, Iron Fist, Jessica Leigh Lebos, Marin Dockrell, Michael Siegel, New Nicotine Alliance, Nicotine Science and Policy, Paul Barnes, Senator Ron Johnson, Velvet Glove
In the News November 28th
Mondays News at a glance: IBVTA – We are living in taxing times – Antipathy of BMA towards Vaping – This is how its done folks – spreading untrue/true lies – Holidays Are Coming – Freedom To Vape Campaign Scores A Hit – MHRA Update Email #13 – Burnley primary school pupils in e-cigarettes exclusion warning – Health professionals in Flanders – Some optimism in Canada – Dishonesty of Vaping Opponents – CASAA Newsletter No. 4 – Tobacco giant wants to register nicotine inhaler in New Zealand – Report calls for life-saving reforms – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 28 November 2016
FDA V.S. TPD: Vaping Regulations.
The fight against unreasonable e-cigarette regulations by consumers and organizations have been nothing less than fierce from both sides of the pond. The difference between two continents – allies in the world – is similar, and astoundingly different. The regulations set forth in the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) and the now released Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are claimed to “protect public health”.
