Friday’s News at a glance: Knives out for nicotine pouches – Harry’s blog 122: THR is a human rights issue – FCTC: Does it work? #COP10 – Halifax road dubbed ‘Quitters Street’ – Spy Style Concealment Efforts – Belgium Urged …
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Vapers Digest 3rd November
Tagged with: Asia, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Cheryl K. Olson, Christopher Snowdon, Coehar, COP10, COPWatch, CRUK, Dimitris Agrafiotis, Finland, Harry Shapiro, Ian Irvine, Jim McDonald, Parliament, RegWatch, SCOHRE, Snusforumet, THR, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
Vapers Digest 21st April
Friday’s News at a glance:- Newly published GSTHR research – Who is the new WHO French guy? – ‘Typical Belgium’ – If in doubt, ban it – NNA Praises Government Plans – Media Needs To Play Fair – Health Professionals Should Know Vaping Facts – Industry Responds to Government Action – Warner Argues for Acceptance – Panama Knocks Back Regulation – Canadian Vaping Association – Quebec Vapers Face Flavor Prohibition – Quebec Unleashes Black Market – Missed Opportunity – Heated Tobacco Products Help – Call to reconsider nicotine vaping regulations in Australia – How Old Do You Have to Be to Vape? – An examination of quitting smoking – The Last Beacon of Hope – #Safer Special: What is Harm Reduction? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Australia, Belgium, Canada, CAPHRA, COPWatch, GSTHR, IEVA, Jim McDonald, NNA, Panama, Prohibition, Quebec, RegWatch, Right4Vapers, Simon Clark, WHO
Vapers Digest 31st March
Friday’s News at a glance:- Hands off our Elf Bars! – How To Fix The Disposable Vape Problems – What are nicotine pouches? – U.S. House of Representatives Holds FDA Accountable – CDC Still Needs To Get It Right – Taiwan Plan to Ban – Belgium adopts prohibionist position – Public consultation accused of containing political propaganda – Finland’s THR Headache – State Health Dept Seems to be Hiding Data – Idaho Public Television and State Health Officials Lie – Ex-FDA Tobacco Head Advising Company – Will New Bloomberg Funds Spread Vape Bans – Is e-cigarette use in adolescents – Vape liquids to be taxed – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Belgium, Brad Rodu, CAPHRA, CDC, Celine Castronuovo, Christopher Snowdon, Disposables, Ecig Click, FDA, Finland, GSTHR, Idaho, KAC, Lindsey Stroud, Michael Siegel, Mitch Zeller, Samrat Chowdhery, Taiwan, Tobacco Truth
Vapers Digest 8th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- Independent review of tobacco policy in England misses the point – England fans face prison or fines for taking vapes to World Cup – Czech EU presidency puts focus on THR – Lars Rutqvist: the oncologist who wants smokers to switch to Swedish snus – Vaping nicotine – making the switch -MPs must focus on cigarettes – EU’s Misguided Flavour Plan – Dental Errors Dismissed – Belgium Accepts Reduced Harm – The E-Cigarette Registry – Parliament Too – FDA Backs Away From Its Own Juul Decision – FDA Chaos: Agency Reverses Itself – The FDA Misses Its Hit on Juul – The FDA’s Anti-Nicotine Myopia – Harm Reduction Takes a U-Turn on Vaping – Anti-Vaping Rhetoric Misleads Public – There Ought To Be a Law, or at Least a Regulation – The FDA Has a Vaping Problem – ‘No indication’ if Marcos will sign vape bill – California voters should nix flavored tobacco ban – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 1st July
Friday’s News at a glance:- EU seeks to ban flavours in heated tobacco products – The FDA’s demonization of nicotine harms consumers – Belgian authorities strong support for vaping – The EU Commissions’ misguided attacks – Konstantinos Farsalinos faults WHO – FCTC Secretariat uses Australian propaganda – The UK Sets An Example – GFN Uploaded – FDA’s Juul ban threatens harm reduction progress – The FDA and Juul are fighting over a vape ban – All Hands on Deck – White House’s Omnishambles Tobacco Policy – School Official Who Searched Girls Resigns – Hawaii: Governor Ige Likely to Veto Vape Ban – An update on vaping and nicotine prescribing – Vaping Going Backwards Under New Aussie Government – Why nicotine is part of the solution – Scientific community focuses on THR – Dr Francesca Pesola – Tobacco harm reduction is here for good – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: #GFN22, Australia, Belgium, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, COPWatch, Dave Cross, ETHRA, FDA, Guy Bentley, Hawaii, Jim McDonald, Josephine Chinele, Juul, Lindsey Stroud, Roger Bate, Stefanie Rossel, THR, Tobacco Reporter
Vaping Digest 2nd October
Friday’s News at a glance:- European Commission SCHEER scientific opinion on e-cigarettes – Respond to the SCHEER consultation – Harry’s Blog 105: Sheer Heart Attack – Ex-chain smoker ‘saves NHS £500k – WVA Responds to SCHEER – Louisiana Lunacy – French Ignorance Getting Worse – UKECRF Research Roundup – Parliament – Federal Appeals Court Hears Deeming Rule Challenge – Yale Study on Lung Disease Forecasts Dire Consequences for Flavor Bans – Vaping in Australia – Colin Mendelsohn is here! – Belgium’s vaping law ‘still too vague’ – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vaping Digest 19th June
Friday’s News at a glance:- The Belgian government is making a huge mistake – Australia to ban e-cigarette imports – Government announces major crackdown – Faceless Bureaucrats Announce Vaping Ban – E-cigarette import ban set to continue – COVID, Smoking, and Vaping – Nurses Educated About Vaping – Advocates Call For Germany To Act Wisely – Quit Their Way – How EU safety legislation has affected UK vapers –
Furore over tobacco, nicotine therapy for COVID-19 – Safe Supply Pioneer Presents Vaping as Central to Harm Reduction – US Study: Most E-Cigarette Users Are Ex-Smokers – Why Africa needs harm reduction in bridging gap for smokers – Global Forum on Nicotine 2020 – The 2019 “Evali” Misinfodemic (Part 3) – Smokers, former smokers, never smokers and vapers: a survey by the COEHAR explains their behavior during the lockdown – Worldwide Attack on Harm Reduction Intensifies – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: #GFN20, Africa, Australia, Belgium, Charles Gardner, Christopher Snowdon, Coehar, COVID-19, Dave Cross, Diane Caruana, Dr Derek Yach, Dr. Mark Tyndall, ETHRA, Frank Baeyens, Jim McDonald, Louise Ross, Nikan, Paul Osborne, Planet of the Vapes, Regulator Watch, Vaping Post, Vaping360, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
Vaping Digest December 16th
Monday’s News at a glance:- Brexit and vaping – The State of Conversation – Indian Docs Damn The Ban – Vaping In The News – December 14th – Massachusetts DPH Admits – Duterte’s Vaping Ban – A Ban on Flavored E‑Cigs Will Put Adolescents in Greater Danger – ‘emotional, irrational hysteria’ against nicotine vapes needs to stop – Nearly 40% of Belgian smokers – Evaluation of the impact – Characterization of Nicotine Salts – NZ launches world-first recycling initiative for vapes – New bill would make e-cigarette companies pay – Take Several Seats Over Vaping Panic – Evidence, alarm, and the debate over e-cigarettes – Research Fuels Debate – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: #BrExit, Alex Norcia, Amy Fairchild, Arit M Harvanko, Belgium, Brianna Abbott, Charlotte Ide, Cheryl Healton, Chris Price, Christopher M Havel, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, David Abrams, Dr Farsalinos, EVALI, Gabriela Galindo, Harry Tattan-Birch, James Curran, Jeffrey A. Singer, Kevin Crowley, Kimberly Leonard, Linda Bauld, Lion Shahab, Massachusetts, Michael McGrady, Michael Siegel, Neal L. Benowitz, Peyton Jacob, Philippines, Planet of the Vapes, Ronald Bayer, Sarah E Jackson, The Counterfactual, The Rest Of The Story, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
In the News November 28th
Mondays News at a glance: IBVTA – We are living in taxing times – Antipathy of BMA towards Vaping – This is how its done folks – spreading untrue/true lies – Holidays Are Coming – Freedom To Vape Campaign Scores A Hit – MHRA Update Email #13 – Burnley primary school pupils in e-cigarettes exclusion warning – Health professionals in Flanders – Some optimism in Canada – Dishonesty of Vaping Opponents – CASAA Newsletter No. 4 – Tobacco giant wants to register nicotine inhaler in New Zealand – Report calls for life-saving reforms – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 28 November 2016
In the News March 9th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Surreal Stuff In The Lords – E-cigarette ban wins support – Vaping – is the jury still out? – Stop saying it’s not an e-cigarette ban – Does a tobacco-free world need to be nicotine free? – Half of North-East smokers used e-cigarettes – Vapers, ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated? – Campaigns and counter campaigns – Belgian vapers mobilize against the Royal decree – Health Effects and Demographics of Electronic Cigarette Users. – WHO Urges All Countries To Ban Smoking – Taxation: Electronic Cigarettes – E-cigarette ban monstrous – Vaping ban defeated in Ansonia – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Tagged with: Australia, Bans, Belgium, Bill Godshall, BMJ, Catharine Paddock PhD, Dick Puddlecote, Dr Penny Woods, Drakeford, E-Cigarette Politics, Ian Craig, Jérôme Harlay, Joe Willis, PGVG, Rachel Flint, Robert L. Cranfield MD, SBS, Simon Clark, Taking Liberties, Taxes, The Guardian, The Hippocratic Post, The Northern Echo, Wales, WHO
