Thursday’s News at a glance:
Anti-vape Mouthpiece Slammed – Prohibition news: Bhutan edition – Are daily vapers addicted to nicotine? – Time For Action – Smoke-Free Singapore – Regulations go into effect in Spain – Dog whistles from UCLA – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: Dear Public Health: This is why we’re angry – Real implications of the RSPH “sting” of ecig vendors – Vapers in Power responds to the RSPH – Vaping and Non-smokers – How the IBVTA shot itself in the foot – Should e-cigarettes be sold to non-smokers? – The demonisation of e-cigarettes is self-defeating – The Human Toll of Anti-Tobacco Extremism – State Budget Removes All Vapor Regulations – 60 Minutes Vaping Segment – E-cigarette ban has advocates fuming – Time to treat smokers like human beings – Tobacco companies admit ‘smoking kills’
Friday’s News at a glance: Cheap publicity stunt – NNA Statement on Vape Shops & Non-Smokers – Much ado about nothing – Vaping and Non-smokers – There are times when you have to state the bleeding obvious – Heroes – Today’s Lesson In Who Not To Trust – The FCTC’s Global Regress Report – Australia hasn’t yet come to terms with the option of harm reduction – National representatives speak to Senate – Imperial Tobacco Canada presents its submission to Senate on Bill S-5 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 7 April 2017
Thursday’s News at a glance: Hold the Mayo – Defining smokers and vapers – Welcome NNA Sweden – Australian medicines regulator intends to continue to protect the cigarette trade – Momentum building to legalise nicotine for vaping in Australia – Study Confirms Health Advantages of Vaping – Majority of E Cigarette Users Are Over 40 – e-Cigarette Use in College Linked to Depression – Kansas Still Wrangling Over How To Tax E-Cigs – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday,16 February 2017
Friday’s News at a glance: Simple Simon Blatantly Lies To Australia – Vaping and tobacco harm reduction in Ireland – The Wild West Of Public Health – UEA study into smoking relapse needs e-cigarette users – Australia’s backward step – The IBVTA fight the European Commission’s vaping tax proposal – Yes, Apple just banned vaping – Belize to ban vaping? – Federal Tobacco Policy Is Endangering Health – Montana bill would zap e-cigarettes – Gov’t lauded on decision to ban e-cigarettes in public spaces – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 3 February 2017
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Join Freedom to Vape at the Freedom Festival ~ Expert reaction to e-cigarettes and cardiovascular risk ~Vaping in Ireland – Gillian Golden interview ~ New rule announced on the advertising of electronic cigarettes ~Independent Vape …
Thursdays News at a glance: To tax or not to tax? – Snus, E-Cigs, Now iQos – ASH Hate Them All – Big T Wins Ecig Court Case – Could Synthetic Nicotine Save Vaping? – Electronic Cigarettes clinical trial in Glasgow – ‘Moments’ on Twitter – Smoking and Vaping Behaviors and Preferences – Organisations urged to allow vaping break – Australia Requested to Consider Permitting E Liquids and E Cigs – Free market leads the way – Vaping organization in NZ registered as a charity – Abstract Submissions – Can vaping help smokers reduce blood pressure? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 1 December 2016
Fridays News at a glance: Toxic Research – Health and Safety – The UK Royal College of GPs inform professionals on Ecigs – Vaping ignorance on full show – E-Cigarette Summit resentations – NHS ‘testing cannabis-based pain relief product’ – The case against (and for) public health – Oxford: Young entrepreneur of the year award – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 25 November 2016
Fridays News at a glance: A Day at the Summit – Thoughts from ‘The E-Cigarette Summit’ – E-Cig Summit 4 Round Up: Vape Heavy Weights Debate – COP 7 urges tighter regulations and MasterCard cracks down on vape vendors – A new Royal Decree to regulate Ecigs – CoP7: Again an unfair assessment – Square peg, round hole – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 18 November 2016
Mondays News at a glance: 87 per cent of UK councils are ignoring advice from PHE – Enfield, A Beacon In A Morass Of Local Insanity – Consistently inconsistent – Changing how YOUR Council sees vaping – The Shocking State of Local Authority Vaping Policy – #COP7FCTC – After all journalists were BANNED – Experts urge WHO to back THR strategies at CoP7 – A THR Expert Group to advise delegations – The war on what, exactly? – Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller – To vape or not to vape – Investigators Botch Study Results – What conflict of interest accusations really mean – Experts nicely “SLAM” lack of honest and relevant snus information from Sweden – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 7 November 2016
