Wednesday’s News at a glance: Dr. Michael Madden: Clearing the air about youth vaping ~ Vaping Regulation Threatens a Lifesaving Smoking Alternative ~ Taking a Sensible and Humane Approach to Tobacco Use and Vaping Based on the Continuum of Risk …
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Vapers Digest 6th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- E-Cig Summit 2021 Roundup – Part 1 – MEPs have an opportunity – In Dubai, Polosa is the only expert on Harm Reduction – WVA Concerned About The War On Vaping – Flavour Bans Increase Smoking – Why China Could Revolutionize Global THR – Will China’s Tobacco Regulators Outlaw Refillable Vapes? – China’s Recent Vaping Regulations – New Zealand places a historical record for THR – Does vaping really damage DNA – Groups allegedly funded by Bloomberg – Politicians are still stuck on Prohibitionist policies – Smoking is injurious to health – Build Back Better package’s added vape tax – Doctor releases book ‘dispelling myths’ around vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Andrew Murray, Ashtray Blog, Bloomberg, Caitlin Notley, Catania Conversation, China, Christopher Snowdon, Coehar, Dave Cross, DNA, Frankie Chen, ITC, James Dunworth, Jan V. Escosio, Jim McDonald, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Martin Cullip, Planet of the Vapes, Riccardo Polosa, Samuel Dorman, Shantanu Guha Ray, Steven Greenhut, WVA
Vapers Digest 3rd December
Friday’s News at a glance:- NG209 NICE guidance – Transformers Versus Abolitionists – Vaping works in New Zealand – American Medical Association – Stop Smoking Start Vaping – Great Expectations – Work Survey Reveals Discrimination – Vapers’ Voices Heard In Brussels – The Nelson Thomlinson School – Yorkshire Cancer Research Welcomes NICE Guidance – Innokin’s “Why Smoke?” vaping campaign – World Vape Show London – Nice Work – Upstart e-cigarette makers push for NHS licences – China’s Decision to Regulate Vaping – Hva vil effekten av et smaksforbud på e-sigaretter være? – Are bans good public policy in India? – How will TPD3 deal with newly emerged products? – The WHO’s aversion to e-cigarettes – National Drug-User Union Emphasizes THR – Ottawa must listen to consumers – Denver shouldn’t ban flavored products – Justice Kavanaugh Asks FDA to Respond – UK E-Cig Summit Highlights U.S. Failure – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, AMA, Barnaby Page, Bejon Kumar Misra, Brad Rodu, Brandee Eubank, Bruce Cran, Brussels, China, Chris Woodward, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Denver, Gerald E. Harmon, Guy Bentley, Helen Redmond, Ian Johnston, India, Innokin, Jim McDonald, Karl Erik Lund, New Nicotine Alliance, New Zealand, NICE, Norway, Ottawa, Planet of the Vapes, Stefanie Rossel, Tobacco Reporter, Tobacco Truth, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
Vapers Digest 1st December
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Tobacco Harm Reduction Products Should Be Widely Adopted ~ Is EU en route for a better policy to manage addictions? ~ Fylde GP promoting vaping to help smokers quit ~ How have MEPs changed in …
Tagged with: Adam Sullivan, AidsMap, Alain Volny-Anne, Amelia Lucas, Catania Conversation, Citizens Against Government Waste, CNBC, Dave Cross, ETHRA, Inside Sources, Jim McDonald, Jindrich Voboril, Jonathan H. Adler, Markus Lindblad, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, The Brussels Times, The Gazette, Tobacco Intelligence, Tony Durkin, Vaping 360, Yorkshire Cancer Research
Vapers Digest 29th November
Monday’s News at a glance:- Stop Smoking, Start Vaping – Book Review – SCOPE Launches THR Online Library – The Dangers of Misinformation on Vaping – New HRB paper examines the value and safety of electronic cigarettes – China’s Tobacco Monopoly Will Control the Vaping Industry – Cochrane Hit By Cash Crisis – Questions in Parliament – Vaping products a smoking cessation tool…but? – The best choice a smoker can make – WHO digs in against tobacco – Nicotine tax raises price to quit smoking – The overlooked public health issue – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 26th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Snus brings Sweden even closer to ‘tobacco endgame’ goal – Willingness to accept misinformation is based on perception – How vaping helped one ‘hideously addicted’ doctor – Smokers are switching from tobacco to vaping – Nicotine Tax Will Hurt Democrats – Pesko’s Tax Proposals – Flavours Do Not Encourage Teens To Vape – PMI Response to Prescribed Vapes – Stroke Risk Research Criticised And Pulled – INNCO Round Table – The WHO’s tobacco policy echo chamber – Stop the war on nicotine: Six Reasons – THR Has The Potential To Reduce Smoking – What caused a scrap in the Philippines government – Why a black market looms as NZ stubs out smoking – Let’s reduce the deaths – Congress pushes for tobacco death and taxes – Building Back Cancer Rates – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 24th November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Israel set a new tax on ecigs/Polosa:”it means ignoring years of international scientific studies” ~ Canadian vapers call on federal government to ditch flavour ban ~ Bans on flavoured e-cigarettes could see some vapers return …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, American Council on Science and Health (ACSH), AZ Central, Cameron English, Catania Conversation, Cision, Dave Cross, ETHealthWorld, Filter Magazine, Independent Online (IOL), Kim Tingley, Philippe Poirson, Planet of the Vapes, Rights 4 Vapers, Shaun Smillie, The New York Times Magazine, Ulrik Boesen, University Of Waterloo, Vapolitique, Vince Leach, Washington Examiner
Vapers Digest 22nd November
Monday’s News at a glance:- Nicotine Tax Passes House, Must Be Stopped in Senate – Tax will make people smoke more – “Build Back Better” Bill Is Likely to Increase Smoking Rates – REVISED Truth Initiative InfoGraphic – Parliament – ‘Good COP, Bad COP’ Awards Announced – Vapor Rebounds From Post-EVALI Declines – Reward smokers who want to quit – Finance Minister Liberman signs order – Banning is not always the answer – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 19th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Tobacco control and the wrath of God – Vapers Sent Back to Smoking By Employers – Flavoured vapes less harmful to young people than smoking – ‘Impossible to ignore snus’ in EU’s beating cancer plan – Covid credited as stop smoking service reports rise in referrals – Harm reduction holds the key – Learn About the Vaping Policy Making in the UK – ETHRA Pushes Flavour Case – 85% Quit Using Ecigs – Tobacco Control Is Failing – Dr M’s Book Of Truth – Vapers praise Filipino Secretary for COP9 bravery – Dr Marquizo Closing Address at COP9 – COP9 President’s Closing Speech – RJ Reynolds Settles Lawsuit – Quebec Students Strip-Searched for Vapes – Are e-cigs beneficial to public health? – FDA Turned the Industry into a Regulatory Mess – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 17th November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: WHO reports tobacco use falling – but the numbers show tobacco control failing, say experts ~ The WHO Gambled Behind Closed Doors With 200 Million Lives ~ Critics: WHO Tobacco Trends Report ‘Celebrating Failure’ ~ …
Tagged with: Amanda Wheeler, Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), Arizona Daily Independent, CTV News, Dave Cross, ETHRA, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates, Filter Magazine, Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction, GSTHR, Jim McDonald, Joe Lofaro, Jonathan H. Adler, Mazen Saleh, Michael Landl, Michael Mirsky, National Review, Planet of the Vapes, Pritika C. Kumar, Reason, sCOPe, SOVAPE, Tobacco Reporter, Vaping 360
