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Vapers Digest 31st July
Monday’s News at a glance:
Good news, but don’t relax – FDA Announcement: What Does it Mean? – Very Low Intelligence – PMTA Delay Buys Vapers Some Breathing Space – New Vision for Tobacco Harm Reduction – New FDA Commissioner Saves the Day – Big Tobacco told to read FDA smoke signals – A sea change in the war on smoking – Should nicotine be limited to 20mg/ml? – Inhaling the nicotine without the toxins – ALP takes ‘illegal’ tobacco donations – Vaping In The News, July 23rd – 29th – Nicotine in the News – 31 July – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Andre Picard, Anna Nicolaou, Bans, BMJ, Brad Rodu, Colin Mendelsohn, Conor Sullivan, Deeming, Dick Puddlecote, Dr Farsalinos, Facts Do Matter, FDA, Fergus Mason, Harry Shapiro, Hayleigh Colombo, James Massola, Jamie Morton, Kevin Crowley, Michael Siegel, New Zealand, Nick McKenzie, Paul Barnes, PMTA, Richard Baker, Richard Lehman, Simon Clark, Taking Liberties, Tobacco Truth, Vaping Links
Vapers Digest 19th June
Monday’s News at a glance: The Gateway “Myth”, Again – Avoiding bureaucratic destruction – Smoking Rates Among Youth – Vaping v Plain Packaging – American Lung Association – Local government steps up the pressure – “Tide turning” on smoke-free products – Recommended core items – E-cigs are less addictive than regular cigarettes – Singapore asks for public comment – ‘Irresponsible, inaccurate’ statements on e-cigs – Why don’t more smokers switch to using e-cigarettes? – Vaping In The News June 11th – 17th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: BMJ, Catallaxy Files, Claudeth Mocon-Ciriaco, Clive Bates, Diane Caruana, Facts Do Matter, Fergus Mason, iQos, Jacob Sullum, Kevin Crowley, Michael Siegel, Paul Barnes, Philippines, Simon Clark, Sinclair Davidson, Singapore, The Counterfactual, Tobacco Control, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
In the News December 2nd
Fridays News at a glance: EU Tax policy – harmful to health – Nic-free? No such thing – An unhealthy interest in e-cigs? – American Society of Plastic Surgeons – Plastic surgeons concerned about nicotine – Americans believe lies about vaping – Fighting for the right to vape – Smoking in Pregnancy – Medicalisation, smoking and e-cigs -Politicians Are Feeling the Burn – A Historical Timeline of Electronic Cigarettes – Teach Cigarette Users How to Vape – E-Cigarette Regulation in China – Top 16 Junk Science Stories Of 2016 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 2nd December 2016
Tagged with: ACSH, BAT, BMA, BMJ, CASAA, China, Dave Dorn, Dr Farsalinos, E-Cigarette Research, Eric A. Feldman, Grover Norquist, Jérôme Harlay, Jessica Leigh Lebos, Jim McDonald, Kylie Morphett, Lucinda Shen, New Nicotine Alliance, NNA, Peter Blackburn, Regulation, The Sun Also Rises, Tobacco Control, Vaping 360, Vaping Post
In the News November 11th
Fridays News at a glance: FDA to Shut Down Totally Wicked – Changing how YOUR Council sees vaping – Can Electronic Cigarettes Cause Cancer? – Don’t be fooled by the headlines – INNCO slides COP7 Addressing WHO? – Recognising Anti-Smoking Types – Summary of results for 2015 – Enhancing Tobacco Control in Africa and the Middle East – Association between electronic cigarette use and changes in quit attempts – Technology Will Save Millions of Chinese Lives – UN bullies confirm conspiracy – E-cigarette prohibition will be a huge mistake – COP7 drafts decisions – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 11 November 2016
Tagged with: #COP7FCTC, ACSH, Africa, Beth Mole, BMJ, Business Wire, Canada, INNCO, Kedist Tedla, Michael J McFadden, Rebel Media, Riccardo Polosa, Totally Wicked, Vapers in Power, WHO
In the News October 7th
Fridays News at a glance: A good week for pro-vaping science – E-cigarettes: Organized crime is exploding – Some public sessions at COP7 – Vaping bill sponsor admits ‘it did’ put people out of business – Where has all the nicotine gone? – Role of sweet and other flavours – E-cigs and Joe Camel – Prop. 56 Kills – Latest tobacco tax attempt – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 7 October 2016
In the News October 5th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Less people using NHS smoking cessation services – Ecigs more popular than NRT – Hungary to introduce fees for e-cigarettes – Croatia ready to pass public use ban – Long-term e-cigarette use and smoking cessation – Anti-muslim fanatic and tobacco control fanatic – Smoker numbers reach lowest level – The Real Reason Why E-Cigarettes Can’t Help More American Smokers – E-cigarettes could save lives. Let’s make it easier to buy them – Heartland Daily Podcast – Jeff Stier – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 5 October 2016
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 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
Tagged with: Adam R. Houston, Australia, bbc, BMJ, David Ferguson, David Sweanor, Dundee University, Facts Do Matter, Fegus Falls, Honor Whiteman, Ireland, Italy, Jen Hoban, Jérôme Harlay, Julien Sellier, Kim LaCapria, Medical News Today, MNT, Paul Barnes, SEVIA, Simon Rosselat, Snopes, Tobacco Control, Vaping Post, VTA
In the News May 26th
Thursdays News at a glance: The vaping fight: join or die – Achieving a smokefree pregnancy – A “Perfect Storm for the Cassandra Reference.” – A 200,000-participant survey – American Lung Association Would Rather Smokers Die – Expert reaction to research on e-cigs and neutrophil cellsSmokeless Tobacco Risks Near Zero – The collapse of a fruitful vaping market – California Undermines Public Health – Two-year trends and predictors of e-cigarette use – 22nd Century Launches MAGIC 0 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 26 May 2016
