Friday’s News at a glance: A&E Trial Success – Will Bill Worsen Perceptions? – The Reasons Teens Vape – Pouch Considerations – Not Invented Here #4 – Smoking – General Election 24 – Switching to vaping from smoking improves respiratory …
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Vapers Digest 6th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- Digital minister backs e-cig sales – “Vaping promotion ban would hit disadvantaged hardest” – President Biden should use Small Business Week to save lives – A Confused Approach to Harm Reduction – Hawaii: Flavored Vape Prohibition Passed – As US FDA moves towards a menthol ban – Cochrane’s April Update – Global Livestream To Expose Anti-Vape Agenda – Consumers Respond To Thai Threat – Thai Minister Champions Tobacco – European Awareness Campaign Launched – First Time Vapers Survey – Parliament – Australia’s vaping policy – New Zealand must not sabotage its Smokefree 2025 goal – BfR-Forum aus Verbrauchersicht unbefriedigend – How biased is the media? – Hong Kong police make first arrests – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Advertising, Australia, Bans, Barnaby Page, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, FDA, Hawaii, IEVA, INNCO, Jim McDonald, Kim Murray, Marc Hyden, Martin Cullip, Menthol, Michael Landl, Parliament, Ryan Nixon, Scotland, Thailand
Vaping Digest February 22nd
Friday’s News at a glance: Did Twitter Punish Criticism of Government Propaganda? – Comment is free, but clearly fact-checking isn’t – You Don’t Know Nicotine – $9.3M Worth Of Nicotine Seized – Does Vaping Increase the Risk of Stroke – Teen Smoking-to-Vaping Is More Frequent – Landmark Study Fails To Find Gateway – New Study Casts Doubt – THR Advocate Destroys Juul Study – Shadow Banned – A tale of bootleggers and Baptists – SRNT Under Fire – The Feds Don’t Have A Role To Play – The Arrogance of Public Health Advocacy – Vaping ban proposed for Hamilton CBD – NYC Poised for Key Decision – Brides and Grooms Are Saying ‘I Juul’ – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Advertising, Brad Rodu, Carrie Wade, Chloe Hall, Dave Cross, Diane Caruana, Elle, Hamilton, Harry Shapiro, Helen Redmond, Jacob Sullum, Kevin Crowley, Michael McGrady, Michael Siegel, Planet of the Vapes, R Street Institute, Reason, Ronald W. Dworkin, SRNT, The Rest Of The Story, Tom Rowland, Twitter, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
Vapers Digest February 26th
Monday’s News at a glance: Incoming! F1 Enters Alternative Nicotine Debate – Dual Usage and Advertising Studies – Quashing the Quandary of Quibble – E-cigarette feedback sought – Making sense of E-cigarettes – U.K. Newspaper: PHE is A Vape Industry Puppet – Wrigley Wrecks Another Juice Company – Cancer Group Tells Smokers To Ignore Research – Scientists Aim To Pull Peer Review Out Of The 17th Century – Are health advocates finally wising up – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 13th October
Friday’s News at a glance: More official support from the UK, and California vape bans derail – Signage And The Anti-Vaping Status Quo – Consultation on E-cigarette Advertising – Why This, Why Now? – Tobacco control: a Foundation too far? – Foundation for a smoke-free world – When It Comes To Vaping In Pennsylvania – Guam Moves To Restrict Vaping – E-cigarettes linger despite legal threats – Vaping Saves Lives – Doug Teitelbaum is Leading a Crusade – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Advertising, Alex Tabarrok, BCAP, BlackBook, CAP, Carl V. Phillips, Derek Yach, Dick Puddlecote, Fergus Mason, Foundation for a Smoke-Free World, FSFW, Heartland Institute, Joe Sylvester, Ken Scrudato, Lindsey Stroud, Marginal Revolution, NJOY, Pattaya, The Daily Vaper, The Lancet, Vaping Post
Vapers Digest 25th September
Monday’s News at a glance: Advertising code at fault over e-cigarette public health ad ban – Regulate In Haste, Repent At Leisure – An Absolute Shitshow – Your views on the NICE consultation – Debunking the claim that only 16,000 smokers switched to vaping – Tobacco control threatens to implode – Studies support reduced risk – Snus company sues Norwegian state – Science Lesson: Does Vaping Lead To Smoking? – ‘Deception’ Over The Risks Of Smoking Alternatives – Thai experts ignoring global consensus – Rise of Vaping in China – Curbing the illicit tobacco trade – Vaping In The News – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Advertising, Anti-THR Lies, Bans, Carl V. Phillips, China, Clive Bates, CRUK, Cyprus, Dick Puddlecote, EurekAlert, Facts Do Matter, Fergus Mason, Jack Courtez, Jocelyn Richards, Karen Middleton, Kevin Crowley, Libertarian Republic, New Nicotine Alliance, Norway, Paul Barnes, Snus, Steve Birr, Swedish Match, The Counterfactual, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
Vapers Digest 14th September
Thursday’s News at a glance: Sinner, Keep Sinning – We Need The Cash – Prodnoses, Fussbots and the Erosion of Liberty – IBVTA writes to the CEO of the Association of British Insurers – Studying Twitter – The Corruption of Public Health – VAPEXPO arrives in Barcelona – Robert West discusses vaping and smoking – Consultation on E-cigarette Advertising – E-cigarette company’s appeal bid – Why is Phillip Morris spending $1 billion – Resolution of recurrent tonsillitis – Senate Inquiry rejects legislation – Heat Not Burn – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ABI, Advertising, ASA, Association of British Insurers, Brian Fojtik, Canada, Dick Puddlecote, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, HuffPost, IBVTA, Jim McDonald, Joanna Astrid Miler, John Tierney, Mawsley, Midnight Musings, Peter Hajek, Planet of the Vapes, PMI, Simon Rosselat, Simon Thurlow, Vaping 360, Vaping Post, Vaporized, Vapouriz
In the News September 29th
Thursdays News at a glance: A Billion Lives in the UK – Consultation on the advertising of electronic cigarettes – Article Defending Nicotine Replacement Therapy Fails to Disclose Author’s Conflict of Interest – Quality in Research on Electronic Cigarettes: – The E-Cigarette Summit 2016 – GTNF 2016 C. Russell – Sinnovation – Canada Announces Next Steps in Tobacco Control – Canadian Vaping Association Responds – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 29 September 2016
Tagged with: A Billion Lives, Advertising, BCAP, BMJ, Canada, CAP, Facts Do Matter, GTNF2016, IBVTA, Jeff Stier, Jérôme Harlay, Lisa McNally, Michael Siegel, Paul Barnes, Vaping Post
In the News July 4th
Mondays News at a glance: The True Origins of Vaping – Open Letter to the Lords – Member States decide to tax e-liquids – Italy: A petition for regulation – The FDA vs. The Vaping Industry: Part 1 – Judge Halts Indiana Vaping Law – How Big Pharma Manipulates Physicians – Von Vape Forced to Switch Gears – FDA’s costly new rules may sink local ‘vape’ shops – Hundreds Of Indiana Vape Shops “Closed Indefinitely” – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 4 July 2016
Tagged with: #LordsVapeVote, Advertising, Annabelle Bamforth, ASH, Ashtray Blog, FDA, Indiana, Julien Sellier, Simon Rosselat, Tax, Truth in Media, Vapers in Power, Vaping Post, Vapour Trails TV, VTTV
In the News April 13th
Wednesdays News at a glance: What grandkids could teach Public Health – Being your own worst enemy – I’m with Clive (up to a point) – GFN2016 – Could Ofcom’s regulation of e-cigarette advertising silence all vaping advocates? – E-cigarettes – Will regulation ruin a free market? – E-Cigarettes Seen as Life-Savers by UK Government, But Condemned by US – A benefit-risk approach for ecigs in smoking cessation – Canadian Vaping Association Files Legal Challenge Against Quebec’s Bill 44 – Kanuha ethics complaint remains unresolved – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Tagged with: #GFN2016, Advertising, Bans, Brad Rodu, Canada, Dave Dorn, Hawaii, Jérôme Harlay, MIT Brickman, PGVG, Simon Clark, Taking Liberties, The Sun Also Rises, Tobacco Truth
