Wednesday’s News at a glance: Value of ‘heat not burn’ smoking technology stalling BAT buyout – Oliver Kershaw: If the truth can be found anywhere, it can be found everywhere – Governments Are Banning A Product That Could Save Millions …
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In the News December 16th
Fridays News at a glance: Our survey says – Collective Memories – Misguided Report on E-Cigarettes – EU monitoring e-cig developments – LIAF’s Scientific Committee – What will a Trump mean for vaping? – The FDA Keeps Us Guessing – New DEA rule may crush the CBD market – Up in smoke – Sign of the times – Vaping May Win The Fight Against Underage Smoking – How Republicans Can Rescue E-Cigs – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday 16 December 2016
Tagged with: Abrie du Plessis, Alice B. Lloyd, Brad Rodu, Brent Steele, Dave Cross, Facts Do Matter, FDA, Jacob Sullum, Jean-François Jalkh, Jérôme Harlay, Jim McDonald, Kevin Maimann, Metro, Paul Barnes, Peter Beckett, Reason, Stealth Vape, Tobacco Reporter, Tobacco Truth, TPD, TRPR, Vaping 360, Vaping Post, Yaël Ossowski
In The News December 14th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Teenagers Say No to Drugs and Alcohol, Yes to Vaping – Vaping is a life-saving innovation – Ally of former NJOY investor poised to take over at FDA- Latest data shows no evidence vaping …
In the News November 16th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Dancing at the Top – Latest Vaping News – Policy Statement on the use of electronic cigarettes – A tale of two conferences – To vape or not to vape? – Blood Pressure Control in Smokers – Regulating Vapor Products in US cities – E-Cigarette Class Action Suit – Vaping is a gateway to quitting – To smoke or vape? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 16 November 2016
In the News November 9th
Wednesdays News at a glance: A Well-Deserved Award And Meeting Biebert – Meeting Asian Vapers – Marijuana is being legalised, now legalise vaping – Is the worm turning? – A Challenge for Vaping – ‘May’, ‘Might’, ‘Related’, ‘Suggest’, ‘Imply’ – Changing how YOUR Council sees vaping – Is Bristol Mayor relaxing ban on vaping at work? – A third of councils forcing vapers to use smoking shelters – E-cigarette use in public places – Ex “Winston Man” exposes corrupt science – Vaping Is a Gateway to Quitting – ECIV briefing on the WHO report on vaping – 70% of Filipinos favor vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 9 November 2016
Tagged with: #COP7FCTC, Ann McNeill, Bans, Bolton Smokers Club, Bristol Post, Christopher Snowdon, David Goerlitz, Dick Puddlecote, ECIV, eSomoking Association, Head Rambles, India, Jacob Sullum, John Britton, Laura Sharman, Linda Bauld, Lyn Resurreccion, Martin Dockrell, Mawsley, Peter Hajek, Planet of the Vapes, Reason, Tristan Cork, Vapers in Power, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, WHO
In the News November 3rd
Thursdays News at a glance: When lies come back to bite – ESRI figures and youth experimentation – Mascot Watch #32: Definition Of ‘Independent’ Edition – A proposal to ban vaping in public and spaces – Are People Dying Because Vaping Is Being Demonized? – Irrational Hostility Toward E-Cigarettes – Dr Michael Keane and Tom Elliott discuss the impact of e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 3 November 2016
In the News September 15th
Thursdays News at a glance: Reason and common sense will yet prevail – Two New Studies Discredit The CDC’s Dire Warnings About E-Cigarettes and Teenagers – WHO Tobacco Treaty A Threat to Public Health – Scientific evidence grows for e-cigarettes – Expert reaction to new studies on vaping and quitting – What we want from a 10-year mental health strategy – Libs call for rethink on e-cigarette ban – Laugesen et al on e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 15 September 2016
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In the News September 5th
Mondays News at a glance: Specious Similarities – Sorry, Uncle Sam: E-cigarettes just aren’t that bad – Scotland to launch first safety trial of e-cigarettes and pregnant women – Advocacy Groups Launch Campaign and National Tour – David Goerlitz – the Winston Man talks tobacco and vaping – We Don’t Need ‘Decades of Research’ to Know Vaping Is Safer Than Smoking – U.S. policy wrong on vaping and nicotine – Entire Country has Banned Smoking – Blinded by ideology – Blackmarket suppliers keep Oman vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 5 September 2016
In the News September 2nd
Fridays News at a glance: Dick Puddlecote joins ViP at Vapefest – Vaping isn’t perfectly safe – and? – Sally Satel M.D., on Physicians and Vaping and More – Hospitals’ Smoke-free policy under review – The Right To Vape Tour – Tobacco Industry Works to Block Rules on E-Cigarettes – Most Adolescent Vapers Are Not Nicotine Users – Big Antismoking – Measure 4 wrongly targets all tobacco products – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 2 September 2016
In the News August 22nd
Mondays News at a glance: New Insanity in Tobacco Control – An Outbreak Of Common Sense In Ireland – Improved lung function, lower infection rates with vaping products – Australians Demand Legal Nicotine – The war on smoking is a war on individual freedom – Vaping causing lung infections? A survey of vapers contradicts theory – Vaping May Replace Smoking Within 30 years – Evidence, Policy, and E-Cigarettes – How many Americans must die? – Proposal to ban vaping from public spaces in Pennsylvania – Federal Judge Finds Indiana Vaping Law Unconstitutional
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