Monday’s News at a glance: EU Commission did not disclose lobbying meetings with ENSP – New Zealand HALVES smoking rates – The Dark Side of the Street – THR policies could save 280,000 lives in Czechia – Rising Demand for Heated …
Monday’s News at a glance: EU Commission did not disclose lobbying meetings with ENSP – New Zealand HALVES smoking rates – The Dark Side of the Street – THR policies could save 280,000 lives in Czechia – Rising Demand for Heated …
Friday’s News at a glance: Scouse Free Vapes Increased – What Do The “Insights” Tell Us? – Social Workers Can Target Support – UKVIA Applies to CTSI Scheme – Indian Ignorance – CAPHRA Calls Out Propaganda – Developers of vapes …
Friday’s News at a glance: The genius of Michael Russell – more right than ever – Tough on smoking, tough on alternatives to smoking – Adult Smoking and Vaping Trends – Action on Smoking and Health’s Speech Take – King’s …
Monday’s News at a glance: GFN 2024 Videos Now Online – Licence to Kill (the Black Market) – Butler’s backflip. Still a disaster and bound to fail – Australia waters down world-first vape laws – Swedish Riksdag Lower Snus Tax by …
Monday’s News at a glance: FCTC budget: nice work if you can get it – Raise Your Voice In The Ireland Vaping Consultation – A comprehensive review of the evidence on nicotine vaping – School allows students to have smoking and …
Friday’s News at a glance:- My application for Editor-in-Chief of Tobacco Control – Teen vaping has eliminated teen smoking – FDA ignores independent review of vaping – The CDC’s Peddling of Misinformation – NNA Reviews A Successful Year – Disposables Set For Controls – Free Vapes For Pregnant Women – Parliament and Politics – In Silico review – Call for Nicotine “Common Language” Falls Flat – Taiwan Bans Vape Sales – A new vision for vaping policy in the UK – ‘Misguided’ French fears – E-Cig Opponents Are Science Deniers – Australian vapers call on Federal Government – Researcher Stories: E-cigarettes – Why Adopting Harm Reduction Policies for Africa is Crucial – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance:- 2023 Vape Predictions – Another Lousy Anti-Vaping Study, Debunked – EU should look at Sweden – End Vape Misinformation – King’s College Talks Evidence – Cochrane Report Raises Questions – Healthy Ireland – NZ Minister Standing Firm – Letter To WHO – These Memos Show That FDA Regulation – Vaping review ignores the benefits – Ohio Bill Killing Local Flavor Bans – FDA Approval Process in Shambles – California’s Nicotine Flavor Ban – Westchester Flavored Tobacco Ban Vetoed – New Zealand’s world-first smoking ban – Most reported substance use – Africa needs THR Sensitisation – Pakistan Nicotine-Pouch Surge – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:- E-Cigarette Summit 2022: Round Up – Rethinking nicotine: illusions, delusions and some conclusions – Free Vapes for Pregnant People Who Smoke – American Cancer Society – Youth Tobacco and Vapor Product Use Has Declined In Maine – Farewell to FastTech – ChatGPT is confused about vaping – Chapman’s criticism of Cochrane review findings is deeply flawed – Please make a submission to the TGA vape consultation – Health officials need to correct e-cigarette health misinformation – Oregon’s Anti-Vape Laws – It is time for the EU to listen to science – Adopt new products to curb tobacco-related deaths – Africa in need of a tobacco control policy – India must build robust consumer awareness – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:- Australia reaches peak clownshow – Insanity: Doctor Gives Teenage Son Cigarettes to Break Vaping Habit – Clearing the smoke: the evidence behind vaping – Netherlands Flavor Prohibition – Policy Focus: E-Cigarettes and Public Health – Small Vape Shops Save Lives – UK Report Reveals Flourishing Industry – More From Parliament – What’s wrong with the prohibition of vape products? – The EU’s political snus ban – Modern Oral Nicotine Meeting – Harm reduction can reduce cancer cases by 30% – India’s nicotine product price paradox – Africa Must Prioritise Harm Reduction