Wednesday’s News at a glance: FDA grants first-ever modified risk orders to eight smokeless tobacco products ~ Blocking The Bans ~ Is the government putting tax dollars before the health of smokers? ~ Tips to react to the vaping hysteria …
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Vaping Digest October 23rd
Tagged with: Australian Tobacco Harm Reduction Association (ATHRA), Brent Stafford, Center of Excellence for the Acceleration of HArm Reduction (CoEHAR), Chris Talgo, Dave Cross, Elizebeth Sheld, Food and Drug Administration, Hilary Brueck, Independent British Vape Trade Association (IBVTA), Inside Sources, Insider, Irish Vape Vendors Association (IVVA), Kathy Oxtoby, Liyana Hasnan, Michael Siegel, Planet of the Vapes, Pubmed, Real Clear Policy, Regulator Watch, Ronald W. Dworkin, The American Interest, The Asean Post, The Pharmaceutical Journal, The Rest Of The Story
Vaping Digest October 21st
Monday’s News at a glance: Time for The Lancet to realign with the evidence on e-cigarettes? – Vaping In The News – October 19th – World First Med Vape Claim – Vaping products now sold in NZ pharmacies – Prof Counters …
Vaping Digest October 18th
Friday’s News at a glance:- Oregon appeals court halts vaping ban – Vaping Twitter Bot Study – New Pro-Vaping TV Commercial is Aimed at Trump – Prohibition doesn’t work – Regulate, but don’t ban – Tennessee Department of Health – How mainstream media botched the vape lung story – VICE Probes British Anomaly – UK Resists Influence Best – NZ Vape Industry is Fighting – BBC Whips Up Fear Following Report Release – Mental health hospital to hand out free e-cigs – Health Canada – Juul agrees to restrict youth advertising – ‘We vape, we vote’ – Vaping ‘helps 50,000 smokers a year – Fear of passive smoking – Five myths about vaping – Falling smoking rates prove vaping’s value – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Amelia Howard, bbc, Bots, Brett Gibbons, Daniel Giovenco, Dave Cross, David Bienenstock, Gaza, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, Juul, Kari Paul, Leafly, Michael Lafaive, Michael Siegel, Mike Rogoway, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Simon Clark, The Guardian, The Oregonian, The Rest Of The Story, Twitter, Vaping 360, VTANZ, Washington Post
Vaping Digest October 16th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Using social media to uncover a black market ‘brand’ linked to vaping illness ~ No evidence of danger to public from passive vaping – expert ~ Outbreak of vaping-related lung injuries linked to THC-based products ~ …
Tagged with: Beth LeBlanc, Columbia Journalism Review, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Dave Cross, Dr Moira Gilchrist, Elizabeth Hewitt, Forest, Jo Furnival, Malay Mail, Matt Culley, Michael McGrady, Michael Siegel, Michelle Minton, Planet of the Vapes, PMI Science, Shen Wu Tan, Suck My Mod, Susan Collins, The Detroit News, The Rest Of The Story, The Seattle Times, The Washington Times, Vaping Post
Vaping Digest October 14th
Monday’s News at a glance: Research published today shows alarming perceptions of risk among French adults – Harry’s blog 94: Extinguish Rebellion – Vaping illness, deaths likely very rare beyond U.S. – Vaping In The News – October 12th – First …
Vaping Digest October 11th
Friday’s News at a glance: ‘Facts Not Fiction’ – Who Is Really Behind The Attack On Vaping? – Heated Discussions – Age Counts: – Misinformation About Respiratory Disease Outbreak is Spreading – Throwing “lifeboat ethics” thinking overboard – Glantz Debunked Yet …
Vaping Digest October 9th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Marewa Glover Gets an Apology ~ Advocacy on TRT World ~ Predisposed Outcomes ~ No, a study did not show that E-Cigarette vapor causes lung cancer in mice ~ Black market pot — not vaping — …
Vaping Digest October 7th
Monday’s News at a glance: WARNING: Oils and vitamin E present in some CBD and THC liquids on sale in Europe – A Surge Strategy for Smokefree New Zealand 2025 – Vaping In The News – October 5th – New Study …
Vaping Digest October 4th
Friday’s News at a glance:- New beginnings and old debates – US vapers face a new wave of bans – That teen vaping epidemic – Mysterious vaping illness – latest – A False Connection Between E-Cigs and Heart Attacks – Here We Go Again – NNA ‘Labours’ For Vapers – How Safe Is The BBC? – Irish Flavour Ban Proposal – VTA’s 11 Steps – Epidemic of youth nicotine addiction? – Stoptober 2019 – Turkey to ban e-cigs – Africa missing out – CDC’s Communications – Vaping Illness Update – Vaping Panic – The FDA Plans To Ban Flavored E-Cigs – NY court blocks vaping ban – Altria launches Iqos in US – Anti-smoking groups butt heads – Nothing but the truth? Not for Congress – THC Lung Illness Patient Speaks Out – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Angelica LaVito, Australia, Bans, Bernadette Hogan, Brad Rodu, CDC, Christopher Snowdon, Dave Cross, Dominic Omondi, ecigclick, Facts Do Matter, FDA, Fergus Mason, Iceland, iQos, Ireland, Jacob Sullum, Lamyiah Harvel, Laura Italiano, Melissa Cunningham, Michael Siegel, Neil Humber, New Nicotine Alliance, Noel Towell, Paul Barnes, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Steven Greenhut, The Rest Of The Story, Tobacco Truth, Turkey, Vaping Post, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, Vicki McKenna, VTA
Vaping Digest October 2nd
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Is e-cigarette use associated with coronary heart disease and myocardial infarction? ~ Online sales to South Australian vapers banned from today ~ Malaysia pushes for strict law to police vapes, e-cigarettes ~ Irish vapers should resist …
Tagged with: Aditya Kalra, Australian Tobacco Harm Reduction Association, Australian Vaping Advocacy, Bruce Barcott, Dave Cross, Elizebeth Payne, Esther Wang, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Association, Fabio Cibella, Jezebel, John Britton, Konstantinos E. Farsalinos, Kuala Lumpur, Leafly, Manatu Hauora, Michael Siegel, Ministry of Health, Ottowa Citizen, Paul Blair, Planet of the Vapes, Raymond Niaura, Reuters, Riccardo Polosa, Savvas Dimitriou, Subrata Nagchoudhury, The Rest Of The Story, The Times, Therapeutic Advances in Chronic Disease, Town Hall, Trade and Research, Utah Department of Health
