Wednesday’s News at a glance: Barnet Council supports adult vaping as an effective aid to reduce tobacco smoking ~ How safe and effective is vaping nicotine? ~ Labour Vaping Policy Declares War On The Corner Dairy ~ Sweden’s path to …
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Vapers Digest 23rd August
Tagged with: Barnet London Borough, BrusselsReport.eu, Civil Service World, Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates, Colin Mendelsohn, ColinMendelsohn.com.au, Dave Cross, Dhakah Tribune, Federico N. Fernández, Guy Bentley, Joseph Hart, Planet of the Vapes, Reason Foundation, Scoop Business, SMEStreet, The Daily Pouch, Tim Gibson, Ziaul Huq
Vapers Digest 21st August
Monday’s News at a glance:- Vapes Better Than Patches – EU Flavour Restrictions Fails To Protect Youth – Mark Butler’s vaping nightmare only gets worse – Summer Reading: The War on Harm Reduction – A Public Health Initiative Gone Horribly Wrong – E-Cigarette Use on the Rise in US Adults With CVD – Largest US study of e-cigarettes shows their value – FDA’s Approaching Menthol Cigarette Ban – FDA Largely to Blame for Physicians’ Misperceptions – A blogger’s farewell
Tagged with: Australia, Bans, Caitlin E. Cox, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, CVD, Dave Cross, EU, FCTC, FDA, Leslie Cantu, NIHR, Roger Bate, WHO
Vapers Digest 18th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- Vapegoating e-cigarettes – More trouble in little Panama – Surge in Adult Vaping Underlines Our Harm Reduction Priorities – How to deal with the vaping in schools – Vaping Could Save NHS £500m – Excessive Regulation in Hungary – New Zealand: A Model for Success – GSTHR Paper Explains COP10 – Comparison of US and UK Physicians Advice on Nicotine and Vaping – The Hypocrisy of Anti-Thr Groups
Tagged with: Allison Boughner, Brunel, Christopher Snowdon, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, COPWatch, GSTHR, Hungary, Lindsey Stroud, New Zealand, NHS, Panama, PAVE, Roger Bate, WVA
Vapers Digest 11th August
Friday’s News at a glance: Harry’s Blog 119: Who cares about tobacco control? – ’Swap-to-stop’ but let us shop – UK’s public health group debunks myths – U.S. government is killing Americans – Stand Up For Vaping At COP10! – …
Tagged with: Australia, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Drew Johnson, ecigclick, Felipe Neis Araujo, Flavours, Harry Shapiro, Jim McDonald, Joseph Hart, Kiran Sidhu, Lindsey Stroud, Peter Roff, Racheal Maskell, UEA, Venezuela, VSML, WHO
Vapers Digest 7th August
Monday’s News at a glance: Pregnant women should consider e-cigarettes to help quit smoking – Switching to vapes ‘could save NHS more than half a billion a year’ – The COP10 War – Parliament – Study supports government initiative – Butler …
Tagged with: ABC, Australia, Bans, Chapman, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, COPWatch, Dave Cross, Helen Quinn, Jeffrey S. Smith, Jim McDonald, Parliament, Pregnancy, UEA, Venezuela
Vapers Digest 4th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- The WHO’s COP10 Takedown of Tobacco Harm Reduction Takes Shape – The WHO releases new report on the ‘tobacco epidemic’ and how to maintain it – Four in ten smokers wrongly believe – Misperceptions of Nicotine Causing Harm for Consumers – What the UK can learn from Sweden – The Healthy Truth is Free – Dawkins’ Flavour Research – Totally Wicked Sponsorship Rebuke – House of Lords – Quebec Flavor Ban Will Begin Oct. 31st – FDA’s Dubious Tobacco Policy – Oral Tobacco Use Linked to Slower MS Progression – Combating Misguided Hostility – Poor policy on tobacco and vaping supports organised crime – The Guardian makes some good points… – Tobacco Control Blocks Vaping Debate in Australia – BAT Talks Switching Smokers to Vapes
Tagged with: ASH, ATHRA, Australia, BAT, Colin Mendelsohn, COP10, COPWatch, Dave Cross, FDA, Henry I. Miller, Jeff Stier, Jim McDonald, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, Michael Landl, Nicotine, Pauline Anderson, Quebec, RegWatch, Richard Crosby, Totally Wicked, 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 14th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- More Good News From the 2022 NHIS – E-cigarettes and the Comparative Politics of Harm Reduction – Time Short to Stop the WHO’s Assault on THR – One Step Forward, Two Steps Back – It’s Time to Change the Way We Look at Youth Vaping – New President of ARDT Iberoamérica Speaks – Swedish Agency Wants Stronger Regs – Trading Standards Are “Thinly Spread” – Experts Dispute Gateway Claim – UKVIA’s Commissioner Response – FDA’s Disposable Vape Crackdown – Is it time to remove the ‘cigarette’ from ‘e-cigarette’? – Tumors, Polosa (CoEhar) – Stop Lying About Vaping – FDA Flavor Bans Create a Dangerous Black Market – Orchestrated Campaign Tying Fentanyl to Nicotine Vapes – Researchers receive $3.9 million grant – Nicotine Policy separate from Tobacco Control Policy
Tagged with: Africa, Alli Boughner, ARDT, Barnaby Page, Brad Rodu, Coehar, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Derek Hunter, Disposables, FDA, Fentanyl, Gateway, Gerry Stimson, Hannah Farrimond, Joseph Hart, Konstantinos Farsalinos, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, New Zealand, NHIS, Rachel de Souza, Riccardo Polosa, Roberto Sussman, Sweden
Vapers Digest 2nd June
Friday’s News at a glance:- Australia: a special kind of stupid – Changing Gear – Consumer groups challenging the WHO FCTC – More FDA Disposable Enforcement – Advocates Demand Disposable Action – Parliament – Parliament Fears Too – Allowing Vapes in Our Prison – A Blander Tomorrow – Anti-smoking messages up in smoke – Sin tax on vaping products will trigger black market – An open letter to the Health Minister – What are the harms of vaping in young people? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
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
