Friday’s News at a glance: Vape tax consultation – Australia’s tobacco fiasco – It was twenty years ago today/Hon Lik showed a brand-new way – Why We Need World Vape Day – An Urgent Call for Action on World No …
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Vapers Digest 30th June
Friday’s News at a glance:- Send back the clowns – Finns sign up in droves to fight ban on nicotine pouches – Health Ministry Error – Big trouble in little Panama – New Zealand Should Continue To Follow The Science – Is vaping nicotine the answer? – Smoking is becoming obsolete – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ASH Scotland, CAPHRA, Christopher Snowdon, COPWatch, Dave Cross, New Zealand, Panama, Snusforumet, WHO
Vapers Digest 10th October
Monday’s News at a glance:- New OHID review of vaping in England – Vaping and Pregnancy Commentary – Vape shop owner defends products – Free speech and harm reduction sacrificed – Duel Use Harms – Smoking initiation in Norway – Teen Vaping: The ‘Epidemic’ With No End – The good news about THR – The EU’s health policies continue to ignore scientific evidence – Wreaking Havoc | FDA Causes Great Damage with Its War on Vaping – Vote no on Proposition 31
Tagged with: ACSH, ASH Scotland, Cameron English, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, JTI, Michael Landl, New Nicotine Alliance, Norway, OHID, Planet of the Vapes, Pregnancy, Simon Clark
Vapers Digest 10th September
Friday’s News at a glance:- PMTA Decision Day: FDA Leaves Vape Industry Twisting in the Wind – FDA Fails to Meet Deadline – FDA Kicks the Can Down the Road – FDA needs to embrace vaping’s potential – FDA Shows Its Bias -FDA Needs More Time to Decide Fate of Juul – Industry Demands Tough Action on Disposables – ASH Scotland Wants Ecig Clampdown – Dear Canada – Ecigs For Mental Health – Vaping Brings New Zealand Closer To Smokefree 2025 – California Passes New Retail Vape Tax – Social media misinformation about e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, ASH Scotland, AVA, Barnaby Page, California, Canada, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, David Abrams, David Sweanor, Disposables, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, Dr Lion Shahab, FDA, Gregory Conley, Guy Bentley, IBVTA, Jennifer Maloney, Jim McDonald, Juul, Michelle Minton, New Zealand, Norman Galimski, Planet of the Vapes, PMTA, Raymond Niaura, Tax, Tom Elliott, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 9th March
Thursday’s News at a glance: ASH Scotland: The Mouse That Squeaked … Nearly – E-Cigarette Toxic Chemical Exposure Is Same as for Nonsmokers – When Public Health and Big Tobacco Align – Dr. Farsalinos Calls Out E-Liquid Companies – The E-Cigarette Summit USA 2017 – Big Tobacco Has Caught Startup Fever – Dripping Craze or Fake News? – The Portland State “science” crew strikes again! – E-Cigs: A Blessing Or A Curse? – England finds e-cigarettes can help smokers quit – U.K. Smoking Numbers Drop – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 9 March 2017
Vapers Digest 6th Feb
Monday’s News at a glance: British Vapers Leading Europe – Smoking must be in the mix on poverty question – E-Cigs and ‘dripping’: What Science isn’t Saying – Dear President Trump: Stop the F.D.A. – The Need to Defy the Language of Tobacco Control – Now our real battle begins! – HIQA draft report highlights issues – Prosecution of Tobacco Company Executives – Vapers Look To Trump To Save Industry – Why fake news plagues the e-cigarette debate – Behind the Smoke-Screen of Vaping – Appropriate vaping legislation – Nicotine In the News – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 6 February 2017
In the News December 19th
Mondays News at a glance: The Further Persecution and Criminalisation of Smokers – 2016 Lie of the Year Award – Scotland’s Tobacco-free Generation – Evidence for harm reduction in COPD – Chuck Schumer Redux: Demands Recall of E-Cigarettes – Your Child Is A Nicotine Addict – The anti-smokers’ e-cig obsession misses a bigger threat – FDA drops black box warning – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – States to spend less than 2% of tobacco revenue – E-cigarettes removed from banned list – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 19 December 2016
In the News October 12th
Wednesdays News at a glance: We’re Staying Alive, You …. Maybe Not So Much – Aberdeenshire’s gone doolally – Reply to ASH Scotland, with a note for all the others – The smear factor – Harm reduction: is Nanny losing the initiative? – When it comes to e-cigs, harm reduction must be the order of the day – Quitters want nicotine e-cigs – New scientific test delivers greater insight – Information for health care workers – The Right To Vape Tour – Card payments difficult for online sellers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 12 October 2016
In the News October 10th
Mondays News at a glance: The World Hitler Organisation – There’s a new kid on the block – Hello INNCO – Time to break the status quo – Unshackle an army of citizen advocates – The WHO Plumbs New Depths – Public Health England Speak Out – Libertarian party in support of vaping – Well, hello World! – Ten messages on e-cigarettes – Don’t make e-cigarettes too expensive – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 10 October 2016
Tagged with: A Billion Lives, ASH Scotland, AVCA, Bill Godshall, Christopher Snowdon, Diane Caruana, Dick Puddlecote, Facts Do Matter, Fergus Mason, INNCO, Martin Cullip, Mawsley, Nancy Sutthoff, New Nicotine Alliance, New Zealand, Paul Barnes, Planet of the Vapes, Robert Innes, Vaping Post, Vapour Trails TV, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, VTTV
In the News September 15th
Thursdays News at a glance: Reason and common sense will yet prevail – Two New Studies Discredit The CDC’s Dire Warnings About E-Cigarettes and Teenagers – WHO Tobacco Treaty A Threat to Public Health – Scientific evidence grows for e-cigarettes – Expert reaction to new studies on vaping and quitting – What we want from a 10-year mental health strategy – Libs call for rethink on e-cigarette ban – Laugesen et al on e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 15 September 2016
Tagged with: ASH Scotland, Australia, Bans, Belinda Merhab, Catallaxy Files, CDC, FDA, Forbes, Jacob Sullum, Murray Laugesen, New Zealand, Science Media Centre, Terry Barnes
