Friday’s News at a glance: A&E Trial Success – Will Bill Worsen Perceptions? – The Reasons Teens Vape – Pouch Considerations – Not Invented Here #4 – Smoking – General Election 24 – Switching to vaping from smoking improves respiratory …
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Vapers Digest 6th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- E-Cig Summit 2021 Roundup – Part 1 – MEPs have an opportunity – In Dubai, Polosa is the only expert on Harm Reduction – WVA Concerned About The War On Vaping – Flavour Bans Increase Smoking – Why China Could Revolutionize Global THR – Will China’s Tobacco Regulators Outlaw Refillable Vapes? – China’s Recent Vaping Regulations – New Zealand places a historical record for THR – Does vaping really damage DNA – Groups allegedly funded by Bloomberg – Politicians are still stuck on Prohibitionist policies – Smoking is injurious to health – Build Back Better package’s added vape tax – Doctor releases book ‘dispelling myths’ around vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Andrew Murray, Ashtray Blog, Bloomberg, Caitlin Notley, Catania Conversation, China, Christopher Snowdon, Coehar, Dave Cross, DNA, Frankie Chen, ITC, James Dunworth, Jan V. Escosio, Jim McDonald, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Martin Cullip, Planet of the Vapes, Riccardo Polosa, Samuel Dorman, Shantanu Guha Ray, Steven Greenhut, WVA
Vapers Digest 26th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Snus brings Sweden even closer to ‘tobacco endgame’ goal – Willingness to accept misinformation is based on perception – How vaping helped one ‘hideously addicted’ doctor – Smokers are switching from tobacco to vaping – Nicotine Tax Will Hurt Democrats – Pesko’s Tax Proposals – Flavours Do Not Encourage Teens To Vape – PMI Response to Prescribed Vapes – Stroke Risk Research Criticised And Pulled – INNCO Round Table – The WHO’s tobacco policy echo chamber – Stop the war on nicotine: Six Reasons – THR Has The Potential To Reduce Smoking – What caused a scrap in the Philippines government – Why a black market looms as NZ stubs out smoking – Let’s reduce the deaths – Congress pushes for tobacco death and taxes – Building Back Cancer Rates – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 19th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Tobacco control and the wrath of God – Vapers Sent Back to Smoking By Employers – Flavoured vapes less harmful to young people than smoking – ‘Impossible to ignore snus’ in EU’s beating cancer plan – Covid credited as stop smoking service reports rise in referrals – Harm reduction holds the key – Learn About the Vaping Policy Making in the UK – ETHRA Pushes Flavour Case – 85% Quit Using Ecigs – Tobacco Control Is Failing – Dr M’s Book Of Truth – Vapers praise Filipino Secretary for COP9 bravery – Dr Marquizo Closing Address at COP9 – COP9 President’s Closing Speech – RJ Reynolds Settles Lawsuit – Quebec Students Strip-Searched for Vapes – Are e-cigs beneficial to public health? – FDA Turned the Industry into a Regulatory Mess – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 28th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- Homeless people to be given free e-cigarettes as part of new trial – New study: nicotine pouches have 99% lower toxicity than cigarettes – The SSA talks to Caitlin Notley – European Parliament’s BECA draft – Hancock Out – Javid In – Ice Cream Demonstration – Over 10,000 Canadians Call on Parliament – An educational intervention can help vapers – Encouraging smokers to switch – Achieving Smokefree 2025 goal will be costly – Japan FY 2020 cigarette sales dive – India govt needs to embrace THR – Consider THR for smoking cessation – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 18th January
Monday’s News at a glance:- Netherlands: Flavor Ban Comment Deadline is Jan. 19th – Harry’s blog 109: The myth of the vaping controversy – Canadian Vaping Association will challenge any vape regulation that prevents access to harm reduction – Can vaping reduce inequality? – Top UK Vape Cities – US Teens Not Dependent On Ecigs – IBVTA Establishes Alternative Link For Payments – FDA Launches PMTA Enforcement with Warning Letters – Vaping Reduces Inflammatory Biomarkers – Electronic cigarettes as a smoking cessation aid for patients with cancer: beliefs and behaviours of clinicians in the UK – Massachusetts Tobacco Flavor Ban Simply Shifted Markets – The need for an ontology of consensus scientific terms in e‐cigarette research – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: AVCA, Brian Nicholson, Caitlin Notley, Chuck Dinerstein, Dave Cross, David Foxcroft, Eila Watson, Elizabeth Wright, Emma L Davies, Fiona Matley, Harry Shapiro, Jim McDonald, Jo Brett, Lesley Sinclair, Mark Oates, Mary Wells, Massachusetts, Netherlands, Paul Aveyard, Planet of the Vapes, Sarah Jakes, Sharon Cox, Shiroma De Silva Minor, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 15th January
Friday’s News at a glance:- Urgent Call to Action for Flavour ban – E-Cigarettes flavours ban in the Netherlands endangers Public Health – Dutch Urged to Ditch Planned Flavor Ban – High School Vaping: There’s Good News & Bad in the 2020 NYTS Data – Biden Picks FDA Veteran Janet Woodcock as Acting Commissioner – Man Still Seeks Oxygen of Publicity – Does Vaping Regularly Cause “Leaky Gut Syndrome”? – Text messages to support e-cigarette use for smoking cessation – New Year, New Regulations – Empowering consumers to control pandemics – Vaping Flavor Chemicals In Huge Quantities Can Damage Heart Cells In A Dish, But Where Is The Human Relevance? – Tobacco harm reduction research plagued by ‘zombie’ theories – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Brad Rodu, Caitlin Notley, Catherine Kimber, Daniel Frings, Dave Cross, David Sweanor, Diane Caruana, Eleni Vangeli, ETHRA, Felix Naughton, Inside Sources, Jamie Brown, Jim McDonald, Lindsey Stroud, Lynne Dawkins, Netherlands, Planet of the Vapes, Sharon Cox, Tobacco Reporter, Vaping Post, Vassilis Sideropoulos
Vaping Digest January 9th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: What is the value of peer involvement in advancing tobacco harm reduction? ~ The War Against Vaping: Déjà Vu All Over Again ~ Teen Vaping Is Bad, but the Alternative Is Worse ~ Smoke Shaming Has Gone …
Vapers Digest November 30th
Friday’s News at a glance:- Vaping as an alternative to smoking – How GPs can help smokers quit – GFN 2019 Programme and abstract submission – Italy Celebrates Huge Reductions in Excise Tax – Altria eyes JUUL purchase as FDA keeps attacking vapers – Vaporized ranked top Scots firm – Vapers Required – Vaping Dicussed in Parliament – RANZCP Announces Support For Vaping – Statewide Flavor Ban – Is Big Tobacco About to Buy a Piece of JUUL? – NZ progresses towards legalisation – The UK’s Worst Overseas Blunder – Taxing e-cigarettes – Why Restrictions Won’t Help – No ifs or butts – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Caitlin Notley, Diane Caruana, Dr. Charlotte Smith, Emma Ward, Eric Fruits, Fergus Mason, Guido Fawkes, Italy, Jim McDonald, Lynne Dawkins, Martin Dockrell, Mawsley, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Richard Holland, Sarah Jakes, Scotland, Tax, Tiffany Kirkwood, Ullekh NP, Vaping 360, Vaporized
Vapers Digest June 20th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: American Cancer Society’s Combustible Tobacco Statement ~ GFN18 ~ CDC Finds Smoking Rates Are At Historic Low ~ The unique contribution of e-cigarettes ~ Sex, cars and e-cigarettes ~ Inconvenient Evidence For Tobacco Control ~ Vaping: 10 …
Tagged with: Alex Wodak, BBC News, Ben Morris, Brad Rodu, Caitlin Notley, Christopher Snowden, Colin Mendelsohn, Dick Puddlecote, Dr. Joe, Dr. Joe Today, Emma Ward, Harm Reduction Journal, Immanuel Jotham, International Business Times, Iron Fist, Kevin Crowley, Lynne Dawkins and Richard Holland, Mawsley, Pitchbook, Planet of the Vapes, Steve Birr, The Daily Vaper, Tobacco Truth, Vaping Links, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
