Monday’s News at a glance: Nicotine And The Weirdness Of Harm – The Big Tobacco Control playbook – ETHRA July news roundup – E-cigarette facts and evidence – Coalition Crackdown Call – Bridging Walls – FDA Says One MDO Appeal Won’t …
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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 19th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Tobacco control and the wrath of God – Vapers Sent Back to Smoking By Employers – Flavoured vapes less harmful to young people than smoking – ‘Impossible to ignore snus’ in EU’s beating cancer plan – Covid credited as stop smoking service reports rise in referrals – Harm reduction holds the key – Learn About the Vaping Policy Making in the UK – ETHRA Pushes Flavour Case – 85% Quit Using Ecigs – Tobacco Control Is Failing – Dr M’s Book Of Truth – Vapers praise Filipino Secretary for COP9 bravery – Dr Marquizo Closing Address at COP9 – COP9 President’s Closing Speech – RJ Reynolds Settles Lawsuit – Quebec Students Strip-Searched for Vapes – Are e-cigs beneficial to public health? – FDA Turned the Industry into a Regulatory Mess – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
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 30th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA July news roundup – Vape Industry Can’t Advertise to Kids – The WHO’s bizarre war on e-cigarettes – WHO’s Attack on Tobacco Harm Reduction – WHO’s report against vaping compromised – ASH Provides Teen Vaping Update – Why Harm Reduction is the Right Path Forward for India – Vaping Laws and the Treachery of Good Intentions – 2.4 million smokers in the UK turn to vape to quit – A paper on e-cigarette taxation – Tobacco Control’s Latest Self-Fulfilling Prophecy – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ASH, Brad Rodu, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, Corinne Day, Dave Cross, ETHRA, Gilbert Berdine, India, Joseph Magero, Planet of the Vapes, PubPeer, Tax, Tobacco Truth, WHO
Vapers Digest 26th July
Monday’s News at a glance:- Put Consumers At The Heart of Debate – UK report slams Bloomberg – Will WHO wake up to realities of tobacco? – Industry warns of health risks as fake vaping products increase – Weekly Vape News Sunday July 25th – Otago Study Sends Mixed Messages – Giving up smoking through vaping complex – Marlboro Plans To Stop Selling Smokes In The U.K. – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: APPG, AVCA, Bloomberg, Dave Cross, India, Jaclyn Diaz, Neil Humber, Nick Webster, Nina Foley, Philippines, Planet of the Vapes, Shantanu Guha Ray
Vapers Digest 16th July
Friday’s News at a glance:- The European Parliament’s role in Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan – Vape Master Settlement: A New Blow for Vaping? – How NIH Funding Undermines Tobacco Harm Reduction – India Banned Vapes but Will Profit from Nicotine Sales Venture – New Hajek Cessation RCT – Rodu Lambasts BMJ Article – ETHRA Comments on TPD Report – Moffitt Cancer Center’s Validation of Vaping – Increasing abuse against THR advocates revealed – To Eradicate Youth Vaping, We Need Only Copy the UK – “I Rarely Vape Until Cocktail Hour”- LSD and nicotine could be more important – Public health experts question WHO’s campaign – Advancing safer alternatives to nicotine – PMI is busy reinventing itself – Japanese health ministry denies plan – Hundreds of Vape Companies Plead With FedEx – Dr Colin Mendelsohn on vaping in schools – CAPHRA Slams WHO – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: #GFN21, Alex Norcia, Barnaby Page, Brad Rodu, CAPHRA, Chukwuma Muanya, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Dave Morris, ETHRA, FedEx, Helen Redmond, India, James Dunworth, Jim McDonald, LSD, Nicotine, Patt Denning, Peter Hajek, Planet of the Vapes, PMI, Shane MacGuill, WHO
Vapers Digest 28th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- Homeless people to be given free e-cigarettes as part of new trial – New study: nicotine pouches have 99% lower toxicity than cigarettes – The SSA talks to Caitlin Notley – European Parliament’s BECA draft – Hancock Out – Javid In – Ice Cream Demonstration – Over 10,000 Canadians Call on Parliament – An educational intervention can help vapers – Encouraging smokers to switch – Achieving Smokefree 2025 goal will be costly – Japan FY 2020 cigarette sales dive – India govt needs to embrace THR – Consider THR for smoking cessation – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 24th May
Monday’s News at a glance:- Levelling up and capitalising on Brexit – Anti Vaping WHO – The Great Vape Debate – No increased cardiovascular risk for snusers – New RCP Report: Smoking and health 2021 – Toilet Tantrum in Australia – Britain must stand up to the WHO – Rejigging tobacco strategy is essential – Covid-19 and smoking: – Asian Consumers to Celebrate ‘Safer Choice’ – Switching to safer alternatives is also quitting – 2021 New Zealand budget on health reforms – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
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
