Friday’s News at a glance: ETHRA August News roundup – Government must amplify its vaping plan messaging – Harry’s blog 120: Bent as a boomerang: – Queensland Parliamentary Inquiry into vaping: – Another Engineered Study on Teen Vaping – Say …
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Vapers Digest 1st September
Tagged with: Ailsa Rutter, Australia, Bangladesh, Barnet, CAPHRA, Clive Bates, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, Dave Cross, ETHRA, FDA, George Gay, Harry Shapiro, Henry I. Miller, India, Jeff Stier, Jeffrey S. Smith, Jim McDonald, John O'Connell, Joseph Hart, Juul, Kayat, Kiran Sidhu, Kuala Lumpur, Luqman Hakim, Martin Cullip, NJOY, WHO
Vapers Digest 25th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- #COP10 documents guide: FCTC/COP/10/9 – WHO Call To Ban Flavoured Vapes A Bitter Attack On Liberty – Frequent vaping by teen non-smokers is very uncommon in Australia – Highlighting The Need For Consumer Participation – Consumer WHO COP10 Call To Action – Vape Promotion Pack Insert Proposal – UKVIA Supports Pack Insert Idea – Parliament – More FDA Warning Letters for Novelty Vape Sellers – Schumer, Weed, and Vaping: – How Should Alternative Tobacco Products Be Taxed? – Arguments for Harsh Vaping Regulations Are Just Smoke and Mirrors – Juul to Restructure – Israel’s Smoking Action Plan
Tagged with: Adam Hoffer, Australia, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, COPWatch, Dave Cross, ecigclick, Israel, Jerry Rogers, Jim McDonald, Justin Leventhal, Juul, Marissa Dean, Mark Oates, Schumer, Tax, WHO
Vapers Digest 28th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- UK Prime Minister Sunak underscores vapes as safer alternative to cigarettes – Let’s talk e-cigarettes – Waste Study Confirms Vape Recyclability – Experts Respond to Committee Letter – H&S Committee Pushes Heavier Restrictions – Cigarette smokers more at risk for tobacco dependence – Vital Warning | WHO Is Coming for Your Vapes at COP10 – Vaping and Football
Tagged with: CAPHRA, Clarisse Virgino, COP10, Disposables, Joanna Streck, Michael Landl, RegWatch, Sunak, WHO
Vapers Digest 21st July
Friday’s News at a glance:- No plans to make vapes prescription-only – Brexit freedoms must be used by Sunak on vaping – Journal Retracts Study – Vaping is not a gateway to smoking – Consumer Groups Respond To South Africa – CRUK Commissioning Disposables Research – UKVIA Makes LGA Comment – House of Commons – Juul Labs Submits PMTA – Vaping goes missing in the Spanish elections – Czechs’ nicotine pouch tax plan – Nicotine Prohibition – Why advocates should support the right to smoke – War on E-Cigarettes – Nearly 80% of Doctors Worldwide – Tobacco Harm Reduction Group – Prohibition is a hard habit to break – NSW Greens Statement on Vaping – The cosy deals behind prescription vaping – Vaping on holiday
Tagged with: #BrExit, Alberto Hernandez, Australia, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, CRUK, Czechoslovakia, David Jones MP, Disposables, Gateway, Independent, Jim McDonald, LGA, Marc Gunther, Nancy Loucas, Neil Hudson, Prescription, Prohibition, RACGP, South Africa, Spain, Storm Newton, Sunak, Tax
Vapers Digest 7th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- NNA writes to the Health and Social Care Committee – Astounding Smoking & Vaping Statistics in New CDC Data – Smoke-free Sweden ‘unlikely’ in 2023 – Global Forum on Nicotine Remains Crucial – FDA Receives Expert Letter – GFN23: Day 3 & 4 – Follow The Science – Talking rot – attention-seeking headings that fail – Anti-tobacco advocate says vapes an overall positive – Anti-smoker bill ignores science – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Aidan Semmens, Brad Rodu, CAPHRA, CDC, Dave Cross, FDA, GFN, Helen Redmond, Ivo Vegter, New Nicotine Alliance, New Zealand, Snusforumet, Sweden, Tobacco Truth
Vapers Digest 30th June
Friday’s News at a glance:- Send back the clowns – Finns sign up in droves to fight ban on nicotine pouches – Health Ministry Error – Big trouble in little Panama – New Zealand Should Continue To Follow The Science – Is vaping nicotine the answer? – Smoking is becoming obsolete – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ASH Scotland, CAPHRA, Christopher Snowdon, COPWatch, Dave Cross, New Zealand, Panama, Snusforumet, WHO
Vapers Digest 19th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- NNA Launch “Go Fund Me” Fundraiser! – Urge The UK Political Parties To Back Vaping! – Enforcement Not New Laws – A tobacco-free society is a realistic goal – Second Circuit Court Rejects Magellan MDO Appeal – Ministry Of Health Pushing People Back To Smoking – Policy experts express concern over WHO ‘going rogue’ – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 22nd May
Monday’s News at a glance:- A Responsible Role for Disposables – Parliament – Taxed vapers are fuming – ‘One Weird Trick’ to Make U.S. Healthier – Man on a mission to counter ‘nicotine illiteracy’ – GFN Fives 2023 | Update on Vaping in Canada – Hope for Harm Reduction with Professor Gerry Stimson – Experts Call For Sensible Vape Regulation – PH Should Be More Open To Vaping – Latvian residents express great interest for initiative – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: CAPHRA, CASAA, Dave Cross, Disposables, Gerry Stimson, Latvia, Lorraine Mullaney, Malaysia, Parliament, Philippines, South Africa
Vapers Digest 19th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- Evaluation of the legislative framework for tobacco control – It’s time for retailers to take responsibility – Vaping can help smokers quit for good – FDA Orders Elf Bar and Esco Bar Imports Detained – State of the Vaping Nation – Positive Thai Findings – Parliament – Veolia Launches Nationwide Scheme – Smoke free Sweden – Illegal, untested vapes – Calls for tougher regulation on vaping – Number of children vaping spikes – Analyzing Medical Advocacy Organizations’ – Health experts slam global TC treaty – Implementation of Reagan-Udall’s Reforms – The New Prohibition—Jacob Grier – How Much Evidence Is Enough – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: APPG, CAPHRA, Chelsea Boyd, Disposables, ETHRA, FCTC, Jacob Grier, Jim McDonald, Joseph Rachman, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Mark Pawsey, Martin Cullip, Parliament, Philippines, Reagan-Udall, Thailand, WHO
Vapers Digest 15th May
Monday’s News at a glance:- Totally Wicked launches industry leading recycling scheme – Follow the Swedish model to cut smoking rates – Experts Call For Harm Reduction – Hungary’s Denial Poses Risks – Wider availability of vapes will reduce cigarette sales – Australia’s New Vape Crackdown Incentivizes Smoking – U.S. Courts Wake Up To “Unlawful” FDA Regulation – Vaping can effectively help adults stop smoking – At what point does anecdotal evidence become statistically significant data – Biden’s Scientific Integrity Memorandum – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Abigail Beaney, Antonia di Lorenzo, Australia, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, ECigIntellegence, FDA, Hungary, Lancashire Telegraph, RegWatch, Sweden, Totally Wicked
