Wednesday’s News at a glance: Vaping is an “environmental disaster”, say anti-vaping nuts ~ E-cigarette use costs $15 billion a year?!? ~ Expert reaction to paper on e-cigarettes and spending on health services in the US ~ SMOKING, ADDICTION & …
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Vapers Digest 25th May
Tagged with: Anne Baye Ericksen, Brent Stafford, CASAA, Christopher Snowdon, Clifford Lo, CStore Decisions, Dave Cross, Filter Magazine, Helen Redmond, Mazen Saleh, Planet of the Vapes, RegWatch, RStreet, Sarah Wall, Science Media Centre, South China Morning Post, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, World Vapers Alliance
Vapers Digest 29th April
Friday’s News at a glance:- Health Canada heading in the wrong direction on tobacco and nicotine policy – ETHRA April news roundup – Vapes and Methadone: An All-Round Harm Reduction Story – FDA Will Ban Menthol Cigarettes – Flavour Bans: The Evidence – No Contaminants – Venezuela Takes The Lead On Vaping – The Guardian Promotes Ignorance – Parliament This Week – The Carceral Politics of Menthol Prohibitionism – Opponents of ban on flavoured vape sales – Thailand’s Health Minister won’t stop legalization – April 2022 with Assistant Professor Alex Liber – Holding WHO Accountable – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Adam Judd, Aidan Cox, Alex Liber, Canada, Clive Bates, ETHRA, Guardian, Helen Redmond, Henry I. Miller Jeff Stier, Jacob Grier, Jim McDonald, Menthol, Michael Siegel, Venezuela
Vapers Digest 1st April
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA March news roundup – Scotland Mounts Pressure on Independent Vape Stores – ‘A sad day for UK smokers’: snus ignored – Philip Morris Limited invests in vape retailers – Get Involved! – WVA: Flavours Matter – Vapes On A Plane? What a Riot! – Vape Companies Fundraising For War Victims – 2 Million Years of Life – Pitiful Quality of Highly Cited Vaping Studies – Australian psychiatrists reaffirm support – Colorado’s proposed flavored tobacco ban – CTP Deputy Will Serve as Acting Director – Major Milestones – What is Pharmaceutical Grade Synthetic Nicotine? – March 2022 with Dr Ailsa Butler – GFN News Episode #3 – Science & Policy of THR in Taiwan – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 28th February
Monday’s News at a glance:- Respond to the Scottish government’s public consultation on treating vaping the same as smoking – Vital Strategies, another Bloomberg puppet – Watch: Adults Love Flavors – Second-Best Dentist Slates Vaping – Is vaping safer than smoking? – Sweden’s Heavy-Handed Mistake – Signing of vape bill to leave an enduring legacy – Tobacco’s Surprising Partners – Teen smoking rates fall to all time low – A case for Tobacco Harm Reduction strategy – How to take harm reduction measures without misguided bans? – Canadian Vape Industry Facing New Excise Tax – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 10th January
Monday’s News at a glance:- EU’s tobacco epidemic exacerbated by Brussels’ short-sightedness – Ministers should make it easier to give up smoking – Questions in Parliament – The War on Vaping Closes a Shop in East Harlem – Poor Tax Design in Alaska Vapor Tax Proposal – Our New Year’s Resolutions for Health Canada – Israel: Committee Will Decide Soon Whether to Keep Extreme Vape Tax – Smokers of traditional tobacco at risk of cancer, heart diseases – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 3rd December
Friday’s News at a glance:- NG209 NICE guidance – Transformers Versus Abolitionists – Vaping works in New Zealand – American Medical Association – Stop Smoking Start Vaping – Great Expectations – Work Survey Reveals Discrimination – Vapers’ Voices Heard In Brussels – The Nelson Thomlinson School – Yorkshire Cancer Research Welcomes NICE Guidance – Innokin’s “Why Smoke?” vaping campaign – World Vape Show London – Nice Work – Upstart e-cigarette makers push for NHS licences – China’s Decision to Regulate Vaping – Hva vil effekten av et smaksforbud på e-sigaretter være? – Are bans good public policy in India? – How will TPD3 deal with newly emerged products? – The WHO’s aversion to e-cigarettes – National Drug-User Union Emphasizes THR – Ottawa must listen to consumers – Denver shouldn’t ban flavored products – Justice Kavanaugh Asks FDA to Respond – UK E-Cig Summit Highlights U.S. Failure – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, AMA, Barnaby Page, Bejon Kumar Misra, Brad Rodu, Brandee Eubank, Bruce Cran, Brussels, China, Chris Woodward, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Denver, Gerald E. Harmon, Guy Bentley, Helen Redmond, Ian Johnston, India, Innokin, Jim McDonald, Karl Erik Lund, New Nicotine Alliance, New Zealand, NICE, Norway, Ottawa, Planet of the Vapes, Stefanie Rossel, Tobacco Reporter, Tobacco Truth, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
Vapers Digest 12th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- #COP9 LIVE 12 November 2021 – BECA draft report: second consideration of amendments – Confusing Communications, Shifting Guidance and Decision Paralysis – FDA: Stop Foot-Dragging – Nicotine Tax Update – Biden’s Vaping Tax Sparks Concerns – WHO Set To Fail Again – Antz Attempt To Influence COP9 – CAPHRA Writes To Delegates – COP Concerns – Polosa leads the ranking in his field of research – Vapers Call On Javid to Attend COP9 – The New Nicotine Patch – Women’s Voices Among Those Absent at COP – Biden Nomination of Califf as FDA Commissioner – The obscure UN conflab – Thai Government urged by pro e-cig group – Lobby group criticises KRA for increasing tax – Tobacco harm reduction policy in spotlight – PH agrees to follow science – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: BECA, Brad Rodu, Coehar, COP9, COPWatch, Dave Cross, ETHRA, FDA, Grace Browne, Helen Redmond, James Lopes, Jim McDonald, Joseph Magero, Kenya, Kim So-hyun, Planet of the Vapes, Riccardo Polosa, Robert Califf, Steve Pociask, Tax, Thailand, Tobacco Truth, Yaël Ossowski
Vapers Digest 10th November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Bloomberg, World Health Organisation and the Vaping Misinfodemic ~ New INNCO Dossier Raises Major Questions On Anti-vaping Stance ~ Bloomberg, the World Health Organisation & the Vaping Misinfodemic ~ 5 things we’d like to see …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, All Africa, Amelia Lucas, American Vapor Manufacturers, Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), Christopher Snowdon, CNBC, COPWatch, Dave Cross, Filter Magazine, Guido Fawkes, Helen Redmond, INNCO, Jim McDonald, Jonathan Reilly, Manila Bulletin, Marie Camara, Order Order, Planet of the Vapes, SnusForumNet, The Sun, Tim Andrews, Vaping 360, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, Yahoo Finance
Vapers Digest 3rd November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: What does the announcement that vaping may be prescribed by doctors mean to UK consumers ~ Systematic Review Confirms Harmful Health Outcomes from Ecigarettes are Minimal to Zero ~ Smoking Cessation: Prescription of E-cigarettes ~ …
Vapers Digest 29th October
Friday’s News at a glance:- E-cigarettes could be available on NHS to tackle smoking rates – 100 experts speak up in favour of harm reduction – UK National Health Service Will Pay for Prescription Vapes – Tobacco Industry, my Love – GSTHR ‘Fighting the Last War’ – Excoriation of the WHO and Tobacco Control – If Less Vaping Means More Smoking – Global Pressure Mounts on WHO – NNA Welcomes Specialist Intervention – Geekbar Announces Factory Closures – Relapse Study Criticised – E-Cigarette Opponents Torture PATH – Why Did Cigarette Sales Rise in 2020 – First Vape Company Full Stay Is Issued – The Youth Vaping “Epidemic” Has Ended – Anti-Vaping Scare Tactics and Cigarette Sales – Fifth Circuit Rebukes FDA for Regulatory “Switcheroo” – Harm Reduction and bias – Government To Tax Vape Liquids – Is plain packaging of snus working in Norway? – Harm reduction gains traction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, bbc, Brad Rodu, Dave Cross, GSTHR, Helen Redmond, INNCO, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, Kayleigh Jenkins, Malaysia, Michelle Minton, NHS, NNA, Norway, Planet of the Vapes, Prescription, Snus, Tobacco Truth, Vaping 360, Veronique de Rugy
