Friday’s News at a glance: WVA Condemns Rishi Sunak – ASH Supports Anti-Vape Action – Free vapes could ‘save thousands of lives’ – Let’s talk e-cigarettes, March 2024 Ian Pope – Predictable, Avoidable and Harmful: Canada’s Nicotine Pouch Fiasco – …
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Vapers Digest 29th March
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Vapers Digest 29th October
Friday’s News at a glance:- E-cigarettes could be available on NHS to tackle smoking rates – 100 experts speak up in favour of harm reduction – UK National Health Service Will Pay for Prescription Vapes – Tobacco Industry, my Love – GSTHR ‘Fighting the Last War’ – Excoriation of the WHO and Tobacco Control – If Less Vaping Means More Smoking – Global Pressure Mounts on WHO – NNA Welcomes Specialist Intervention – Geekbar Announces Factory Closures – Relapse Study Criticised – E-Cigarette Opponents Torture PATH – Why Did Cigarette Sales Rise in 2020 – First Vape Company Full Stay Is Issued – The Youth Vaping “Epidemic” Has Ended – Anti-Vaping Scare Tactics and Cigarette Sales – Fifth Circuit Rebukes FDA for Regulatory “Switcheroo” – Harm Reduction and bias – Government To Tax Vape Liquids – Is plain packaging of snus working in Norway? – Harm reduction gains traction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, bbc, Brad Rodu, Dave Cross, GSTHR, Helen Redmond, INNCO, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, Kayleigh Jenkins, Malaysia, Michelle Minton, NHS, NNA, Norway, Planet of the Vapes, Prescription, Snus, Tobacco Truth, Vaping 360, Veronique de Rugy
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
Vapers Digest September 14th
Friday’s News at a glance:- Vapers rise ‘to more than three million’ in Britain – New data shows smokers are getting the message – Steps to address a non-existent problem – All people like better products – Australian University Bans the Ban – JUUL Having To Fight Its Corner – FDA has declared an epidemic of e-cigarette use – Affordable vaping for smokers – Most Americans Think Vaping is as Bad as Smoking – India: 7th State Bans Vapes – Save the E-Cigs – FDA Ought to Reconsider Stance – Fontem Ventures responds to FDA – Threats on Vaping Send Tobacco Stocks Surging – FDA Adopts the Anecdote – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 25th October
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Ideology Beats Science – Cross-party group of MPs launches inquiry – Debunking the Myths of Ecigs – Excelsior – Pediatric Journal Straight-Up Lies About E-Cigarettes – Hysteria over Drugs and Ecigs – Drop in smokers quitting with NHS Scotland – Prisoners allowed to VAPE – Bill that would raise e-cig taxes – New York State Bans Vaping – Higher prices won’t stop smoking – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 21st September
Thursday’s News at a glance: Why has IBVTA partnered with Public Health England this Stoptober? – Stoptober backs e-cigs for first time – People quitting smoking hit record high – E-cigs definitely less harmful than smoking – No air pollution variations – National nursing group endorses use of e-cigarettes – Looming September 30 Deadline – NZ study compares the effectivity of e-cigs – Marlboro Man Wants Us All to Quit – Oakland bans flavored tobacco products – The World In Vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 26th Jan
Thursday’s News at a glance: Snus ban challenge, NNA media releases – Snus Ban Stench To Be Aired In The High Court – E-cigarettes: A Public Health STRATEGY Or TRAGEDY – Apple Rejects Vaping – Intentionally conflating smoking and tobacco – Say Why To Drugs – Critical Thinking 101: Source Evaluation – Call to ban sweet-flavoured e-cigarettes – Malaysia has estimated 1 million vapers – Nicotine reverses hypofrontality – Barbados Moves To Ban E-Cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 26 January 2017
Tagged with: Atakan Befrits, bbc, CASAA, Dick Puddlecote, Dr Suzi Gage, EurekAlert, FactAsia, Junglist, Kevin Crowly, Malaysia, New Nicotine Alliance, Nicotine, NNA, Planet of the Vapes, Pregnancy, Scroobius Pip, Snus, Vaping Links, Vapor Voice, Wales
In the News August 26th
Fridays News at a glance: A Case of “Told You So” – Vape Strife – Does Vaping Liquid Nicotine Help Smokers Quit Traditional Cigarettes? – E-cigarettes vs tobacco health risks study launched – Italy: €200 million shortfall over 2 years because of vaping – Government wonder if taxing Ecigs is pertinent – How unsubstantiated fears over aspartame and e-cigs are a detrimental effect on public health – AzureVaping.com closes door – Most teens vape for flavor, not nicotine – What are kids vaping? – City Council ignored vaping benefits – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 26 August 2016
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In the News April 19th
Tuesdays News at a glance: E-cigarettes allowed on NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde sites – Vapers Win Big: House Committee Passes Amendment To Save E-Cigarettes – Shaman’s Revenge? – The Ecig officially recognized in smoking risk reduction – Medical Group With Financial Ties To Big Pharma Accused Of Lying – 28 Proven Health Benefits of Nicotine – Vaping, leaving Public Health behind? – Study finds nicotine safe – Sedgwick County employees can now use e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Tagged with: Bans, bbc, Daily Caller, France, Gerry Stimson, Guy Bentley, Mike Jay, Nathalie Dunand, NHS, Nicotine, PGVG, Scotland, SelfHacked, Tom Valeo, Wales
In the News March 8th
Tuesdays News at a glance: Partial ban on use in public places wins AMs support – Vaping in Wales – Time To Change Tactics ? Part 2 – Are vapers in denial about tobacco control? – EU finance ministers call for higher taxes on e-cigarettes – Organizations & Politicians LIE About E-cigs – Calls For French Ecig Clampdown – Can Vapers move Public opinion? – Drakeford’s Lies – The Likely Truth Behind That Viral ‘Exploding E-Cigarette’ Video – Formaldehyde Fears – But You’re Still Addicted – Can Nicotine Be Good for You? – Does nicotine confer any positive benefits? – Update: Ecigs.Our right not to smoke Tobacco – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 8 March 2016
