Friday’s News at a glance: Vape tax consultation – Australia’s tobacco fiasco – It was twenty years ago today/Hon Lik showed a brand-new way – Why We Need World Vape Day – An Urgent Call for Action on World No …
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Vapers Digest 15th March
Friday’s News at a glance: The Japanese Tobacco Miracle the World is Overlooking – Banning disposable vapes across Europe – Smoking and smoking alternatives – With Youth Vaping Down, Lawmakers Are Once Again Ignoring Adults – CAP Enforcement Notice Questioned …
Tagged with: ASH, Bloomberg, Brad Rodu, CAP, Disposables, HnB, Jacob Sullum, Japan, Johanna Thomson, Lindsey Stroud, RegWatch, Scotland, Tiziana Cauli, Zyn
Vapers Digest 24th November
Friday’s News at a glance: French Plans Will Push People To Smoke – Smoke Free Sweden Welcomes Gateway Report – Speak Up To Save Vape Flavours In The UK!! – Sweden’s Experience And Lessons For Africa – French vapers say …
Tagged with: ecigclick, Flavours, France, Japan, Mark Oates, New Zealand, Russia, Sunak, Sweden, Tax
Vapers Digest 5th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- U.S. Public Health Messaging is Guiding Consumers Toward Smoking – The FDA’s deadly menthol miscalculation – Letter to Gabriel – Warning Letters Can’t Paper Over FDA’s Terrible Month – Philippines Law Enacted – Gregory Conley Joins the AVM – Australia’s Vaping Witch Hunt – A Decade Of News – A Decade of Change with PotV – An FDA Scientist Jumps Ship to Help Smokers Quit – Vape law expected to reduce smoking prevalence – Ex-Smokers May Pick Cigarettes Back Up If Juul Is Banned – Could Japan be leading the way – Khairy okays recommendations for amendments – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Aidan Semmens, Australia, AVM, CAPHRA, Charles A. Gardner, Dave Cross, Dennis Gutierrez, FDA, Gregory Conley, INNCO, Japan, Jim McDonald, Juul, Kuala Lumpur, Martin Cullip, Michelle Minton, Philippines
Vapers Digest 19th July
Monday’s News at a glance: Inquiry into UK Tobacco Harm Reduction Opportunities Post-Brexit – The new prohibitionists – How to make a submission about the proposed vaping flavour ban – Hierarchy of Harm Reduction Disagreement – Discussion Reveals Abuse of THR …
Tagged with: APPG, Canada, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, Evan Hahn, Japan, Marc Gunther, Muhammad Saleem, Planet of the Vapes, WVA
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 14th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA’s view on the SCHEER Opinion – EU TPD implementation report: the countdown has started – THR Discussion With Christopher Balkaran – Why Japan’s Huge Drop in Smoking Is a Story Prohibitionists Ignore – Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada – The EU’s Aversion To Vaping – The Foundation Hits Back – CRUK Updates Its Position – America’s Perverse Tobacco Policy – Nic Pouch Ad Problem – DS 371 – ‘Thai tobacco tax’ the more you walk, the more you walk – Growth at risk? – E-cig vapor mixture key to proving harm reduction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Brad Rodu, Canada, Christopher Balkaran, CRUK, Dave Cross, David Palacios Rubio, ETHRA, Japan, Planet of the Vapes, Rights 4 Vapers, SCHEER, Tobacco Truth, TPD
Vapers Digest 23rd April
Friday’s News at a glance:- Clive Bates interview: Fighting for vape’s good name – Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan: A Missed Opportunity – Vaping in New Zealand Versus Vaping in New Zealotsville -Japan cigarette sales plummet after launch of safer alternatives – Indiana Passes a Vaping Tax Without Public Input – The 6 Most Expensive Places to Vape – NNA Estonia Welcomes E-Liquid Tax Suspension – Venezuela Takes The Lead On Vaping – E-Cigarette Summit USA Plans Revealed – UKVIA Calls On Government To Act – Higher-Nicotine Vapes Seem Better – Biden Must “Listen to the Science” – Smoke-free or nicotine-free? – International governments intensify support – Philippines FDA urged to cut ties with anti-vaping foundations – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Aidan Semmens, Alex Norcia, Biden, Brad Rodu, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, Estonia, Indiana, Japan, Jim McDonald, Kayleigh Jenkins, Lindsey Stroud, Philippines, Planet of the Vapes, Snus, Snusforumet, Stefanie Rossel, Tax, Venezuela
Vapers Digest 12th April
Monday’s News at a glance:- Harm Reduction in the U.S. – ASH Calls For Smoking Cessation Training – A Sea Change is Underway – The New Nicotine Alliance – European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates – Effective behavioural support in 2021 and beyond – Crazy PAVeing: An Anti-Ecig Conference – UK E-Cig Stores Back Open – Bloomberg Philanthropy: charity or intrusion? – Bloomberg Anti-Nicotine Lobby – Japan trounces smoking epidemic – Africa Must Ditch The Dogma To Reduce Tobacco’s Toll – Taipei proposes ban on sale of vaping products – Chinese Vaping Billionaire Became One Of The World’s Richest Women – Smokefree action plan must elevate vaping as a safe switch – Another study finds a good reason to switch – Juul Leaves Canadian Trade Association – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vaping Digest January 18th
Friday’s News at a glance: – Nicotine and Vaping: Let’s Change The Conversation – It’s Time for Tobacco 21 – Greeks Turn to E-Cigarettes to Quit Tobacco – Government mulls ban on e-cigarette sales – Japan Tobacco ratchets up smokeless war – Protecting The Youth – Chapman Knocks Quit Claims – Ooo, Poo! – News Round-up – Queensland Health caught out in vaping bungle … again – States should reform how they spend tobacco funds – Regulation, not prohibition is the answer – Is The Ban On ENDS Healthy? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
