Wednesday’s News at a glance: A Year of Change for Tobacco Harm Reduction ~ Tobacco Excise Directive Revision: What is it and how could it affect users of safer nicotine products ~ Stop Smoking | Healthy Truth About Vaping ~ …
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Vapers Digest 29th December
Tagged with: ACSH, American Council on Science and Health, Brent Stafford, Brian P. Dunleavy, Cameron English, Derek Yach, ETHRA, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates, Global Health Strategies LLC, JAMA Network, Jim McDonald, Kamal Saini, New Nicotine Alliance, Nicole Wetsman, NNA, RegWatch, RevYuh, Roswell Park, SnusForumNet, The Verge, UPI, Vaping360, VIDA Voices
Vapers Digest 24th November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Israel set a new tax on ecigs/Polosa:”it means ignoring years of international scientific studies” ~ Canadian vapers call on federal government to ditch flavour ban ~ Bans on flavoured e-cigarettes could see some vapers return …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, American Council on Science and Health (ACSH), AZ Central, Cameron English, Catania Conversation, Cision, Dave Cross, ETHealthWorld, Filter Magazine, Independent Online (IOL), Kim Tingley, Philippe Poirson, Planet of the Vapes, Rights 4 Vapers, Shaun Smillie, The New York Times Magazine, Ulrik Boesen, University Of Waterloo, Vapolitique, Vince Leach, Washington Examiner
Vapers Digest 15th November
Monday’s News at a glance:- Vaping and Stroke Risk: New Study Hypes the Wrong Conclusion – Vaping an effective way to quit smoking – A Federal Vaping Tax Is Bad Policy and Bad Politics – Strategies and Challenges for Tobacco and Nicotine Products – Dossier Raises Major Concerns – COP 9 Comes To An End – Court Denies Breeze Smoke’s Motion – Study challenges concern of e-cigarette use in high school students – FDA’s Courageous Decision Moves US Tobacco Policy In Right Direction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 22nd October
Friday’s News at a glance:- Up In Smoke: How Vape Bans Increase Tobacco Use – USPS Vape Mail Ban Is Now in Effect – Backlash Against the FDA Grows – Experts Demand EVALI Rename – BAT Delivers “Critical Year” Keynote – ATS Beats A Broken Drum – Thai Vape Support Goes Global – Parliamentary Activity – Vaping: one policy the Kiwis have got right – Altria Will End U.S. IQOS Sales November 29th – Hong Kong Prohibits Sales of Vaping Products – New Study Muddies the Vaping Debate – The WHO fails again – on smoking – Tobacco Control Policies Are Misguided – New Alarm Over Youth Vaping in Canada – National and international health nannies – Evidence on effectiveness of e-cigs is incontrovertible – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Ashtray Blog, ATS, Barnaby Page, BAT, Cameron English, Dave Cross, David Leyonhjelm, EVALI, FDA, James Dunworth, Jason Reed, Jim McDonald, Nancy Loucas, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Thailand, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 1st October
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA September news roundup – Combat addiction with harm reduction, not prohibition – CDC Says Youth Vaping Dropped – Teen Vaping Fell by Over 40% in 2021 – Youth Vaping Rates Decline Steeply in the US – U.S. Trade Agency Orders IQOS Off the U.S. Market – WHO’s Manipulation Caught Out – WHO Should Adopt UK Ecig Approach – Trading Standards Hunt Illegal Disposables – WHO Releases New Report – The Great De-Vape – Freedom of choice has been cancelled and will cost lives – Buying Nicotine in Australia Is About to Get Even Harder – Australia makes smoking so much easier – Advocates and Prohibitionists Temporarily Unite – Experts Urge Authorities To Embrace THR – San Jose Prohibits Flavored Vape and Tobacco Products – SA tobacco bill clouds the issues – A safer alternative for 1.3 billion people – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Ahmed Affan, Alex Norcia, Australia, AVA, Cameron English, CAPHRA, CDC, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, ETHRA, FDA, Greg Conley, iQos, Jack Revell, Jim McDonald, Matt Ridley, Michael Madden, Planet of the Vapes, San Jose, South Africa, The Latch, THR, WHO
Vapers Digest 17th September
Friday’s News at a glance:- Nicotine Tax: Vapers Apply Pressure & Some Democrats Have Doubts – New study reveals common misunderstandings – Swedish Match deserves as much credit as Volvo – Parliament Square Vape Rally – Lithuania – The Next Country To Fall – WVA Members Address The WHO – HK Told To Regulate Not Ban – Quitting Success – More Warnings, “Experts” Demand – Farewell E-Cigarettes? – If the FDA Doesn’t Kill the Vaping Industry – FDA Issues MDOs to Turning Point Brands – The NYT still doesn’t understand the difference – sCOPe Livestream 8-12 November 2021 – MOH stop-smoking guidelines ignore the best way! – Countries’ case studies on vaping shatter WHO’s lies – 2 Years of Vaping Ban in India – Demand rise for science-backed smoke-free products – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 28th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- Harry’s blog 111: Stop talking about stopping – Vaping and Science – Dutch Vapers Can Still Prevent Flavor Prohibition – San Francisco Flavor Ban Tied to More Teen Smoking – Why you should NOT equate snus with cigarettes – British government review of rules – Taskforce Says Smoking Is An Illness – Netherlands Bans Flavours – Europe’s TPD Update – VPZ Breaks Records – NZ Wants Vaping Starter Kits – WVA Details Plans For World Vape Day – On World No Tobacco Day – Kiwis celebrate World Vape Day – World Vape Day aims to raise awareness – At ‘World No Tobacco Day’ Roundtable – Health Risks Of Vaping – Nicotine buzz in the air – CAPHRA supports ‘historic’ vaping bill – WHO’s Latest Tobacco Report – The E-Cigarette Summit – The Canadian Vaping Association – Canada’s Reckless Fight – Rethink THR Strategies – Science should prevail over politics – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, AVCA, Cameron English, Canada, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, David B. Abrams, David Palacios Rubio, Harry Shapiro, Jim McDonald, Nelson Bennett, Netherlands, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Rachel Davies, Raymond S. Niaura, San Francisco, Snusforumet, Vaped, Vaping 360, VPZ, Wes Gatchalian, WNTD
Vapers Digest 7th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- EU SCHEER report misses the mark on vaping – Another Challenge to FDA Could Be Heard by the Supreme Court – COVID Relief Bill Cuts E-Cigarette Access – New Evidence Links “EVALI” Vaping Misinformation With Increased Cigarette Smoking – JUUL Busy Producing Research – Vaping is a friend and not a foe – WVA Show Of Fitness – Dangerous SCHEER Drop – Will nicotine be the next menthol? – Effect of Massachusetts House Bill No. 4196 – A smoker’s right to choose better health – Consumers express alarm – Between 2 Vapes Episode 2 Professor David Sweanor – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ACSH, Ali Altaf, Barnaby Page, Cameron English, Dave Cross, EVALI, Jim McDonald, Juul, Michael Landl, Pakistan, Philippines, Planet of the Vapes, SCHEER
Vapers Digest 30th April
Friday’s News at a glance:- Free e-cigarettes in A&E trial – USPS Postpones Ban On Vape Mail – Guess WHO? – EU scientific committee ignores the science – A backwards step for public health – Nicotine illiteracy – Research Retraction Provokes Angry Response – Vaping Missing From Smoke-free Plan – Vaping and the Scottish Parliament Election – Chapman and Daube Slammed By Politeness – Montana Legislature Approves Bill – Small Businesses Scrambling – FDA Will Ban Menthol Cigs: – Biden’s Menthol Cigarette Ban – COVID-19 And Teen Vaping – N.W.T. divided on regulating vape flavours – Legislators lambaste NGOs – Ill-advised Gamble for Public Health – Can Tobacco Harm Reduction Work for India’s Poor? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Ashtray Blog, AVA, Cameron English, CBC News, COVID-19, Dave Cross, Doug Moursay, Gregory Conley, IEVA, India, James Dunworth, Jim McDonald, John Last, Liz Farmer, Michael McGrady, Planet of the Vapes, Rachel Davies, Samrat Chowdhery, SCHEER, Snusforumet, USPS, WHO, WVA
Vaping Digest 27th January
Monday’s News at a glance:- CDC is Concealing and Suppressing Information – Vaping In The News – January 25th – International Experts Slam World Health Organization’s Deceptive Vaping Release – WHO Damages Its Reputation On Vaping – Teen Vaping Is Bad – E-cigarette liquid prices to fall – Nic Vaping Doesn’t Cause EVALI – Tobacco harm reduction and the right to health – Do It For The Children – Proposed Flavor Bans Invites Trouble – Vape shop owners decry NJ’s status – Imperial Tobacco Targets Misinformation – Vaping framework essential – Fears of a Youth Vaping Epidemic May be Overblown
Tagged with: Alex Berezow, Bence Gaál, Brent Stafford, Cameron English, CDC, Corbin Barthold, Dave Cross, Dr. Michael Siegel, Eric Crampton, Helen Redmond, Hungary, Kevin Crowley, Michael D. LaFaive, New Zealand, Planet of the Vapes, Regulator Watch, The Rest Of The Story, Todd Nesbit, Vaping Links, WHO
