Friday’s News at a glance: Government sets out next steps – Kids are buying illegal vapes illegally – Why a ban on disposable vapes is a dangerous strategy – Keeping track of disposables – Toys produce far more electronic waste …
Tag: Kim Murray
Vapers Digest 2nd October
Monday’s News at a glance: ETHRA September News roundup – Restricting Vape Flavours Increases Cigarette Sales! – American Lung Association – With Over 20 Million Adult U.S. Vapers – Disposables Paper Welcomed – Parliament – Disposable vapes ban ‘will hamper efforts …
Tagged with: Dave Cross, Disposables, ecigclick, ETHRA, FilterMag, GFN TV, Kim Murray, Lindsey Stroud, Panama, Parliament, Will Hazell, WVA
Vapers Digest 31st July
Monday’s News at a glance:- Study supporting the evaluation of the Tobacco control Acquis – Stakeholder Interview – The road to FCTC #COP10 – Stigma and Misinformation Maintain the Devastating Toll of Lung Cancer – Real Talk About Nicotine – Spanish Doctor Calls For Risk-based Approach – 45 Experts Write to Oz Parliamentarians – UKVIA Questions Scottish Government – American Heart Association Still Refuses to Tell the Truth About EVALI – Medical Journal Retracts Vaping Study – FDA Plans to Kill Disposable Vapes – Denmark’s “Vaping Evangelist” – The Great Flavor Debate – Ouest-France Gets it Wrong
Tagged with: AHA, Allison Boughner, Australia, COP10, COPWatch, Denmark, Disposables, ETHRA, EVALI, FCTC, FDA, Flavours, Helen Redmond, Jim McDonald, Joseph Hart, Kim Dabelstein Petersen, Kim Murray, Michael Siegel, Ouest-France, Scotland, Spain
Vapers Digest 5th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA May News roundup – Advocating For Vaping – Sweden shows less harmful alternatives – Tobacco Control fails to control tobacco – Youth Vaping Down in Illinois – Mental Health Awareness? – Harm Reduction Is Vital – Biden Will Name Mandy Cohen – Industry Responds To Government Action – A New Underground Market in E‑Cigarettes – Science and Data Falls on Deaf Ears – Flawed ICMR paper on vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 20th January
Friday’s News at a glance:- “Next Time It Could Be You”—The McCarthyism in Tobacco Control – Global survey of consumer organizations – Tobacco Controllers, Denying Harm Reduction Facts – The collusion of popcorn lung and fear – Experts Urge The USA To Act – Would You Support A Ban? – 1.4 Tonnes of Illegal Vapes Seized – ETHRA Makes Dutch Submission – A Catastrophe In The Making – Appeals Court Reignites Triton Case Against FDA – AVM Will Hold Public Q&A Session – Health Canada begins to balance public communications – Its no more a Quit or Die journey – Italy takes a wrong turn – Breakdown | Assessing the War on Vaping – Regulation of nicotine vaping products – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 6th January
Friday’s News at a glance:- Medical Journal Retracts a 2022 Study That Linked Vaping to Cancer – INNCO calls on Journalists to Spread the Truth – 7 Big Themes in Vaping for 2023 – CDC’s Peddling of Misinformation – Spread the Truth – White Paper Attacks Youth Disinformation – THR Is a Universal Human Right – Ohio Governor Vetoes Preemption Bill – Smoking Cessation “Care Package” Draws Fire – Pondering Prohibition – Report urges FDA to be more proactive – Proposals Must Not Hit Smokers – Latest webinar in Sweden – As cigarette smoking declines, cannabis rises – Consider alternatives for existing smokers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Adib Povera, Alex Norcia, Ashtray Blog, CAPHRA, CDC, Dave Cross, INNCO, Jacob Sullum, James Dunworth, Jim McDonald, Kim Murray, Kuala Lumpur, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, Mazen Saleh, Minnesota, Ohio, Sweden
Vapers Digest 4th January
Wednesday’s News at a glance: 2022 – NNA End of Year Review ~ Ten New Year’s Resolutions for Tobacco Control ~ The Biggest Tobacco Harm Reduction Battles to Come in 2023 ~ The Compassion Club: A new proposal for transformation …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, BMJ, Cheryl K. Olson, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, Dave Cross, Dr. John's Blog, ETHRA, European Harm Reduction Advocates, Facts Do Matter, Filter Magazine, Greg Fell, Kim Murray, Michael Chaiton, MSW, New Nicotine Alliance (NNA), Nicotine & Tobacco Research, Oyston.com, Paul Barnes, PhD, Planet of the Vapes, Raven Starr, Robert Beaglehole, Sarah Hepworth, Stuff NZ, Tobacco Reporter, Velvet Glove Iron Fist
Vapers Digest 5th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- Australia reaches peak clownshow – Insanity: Doctor Gives Teenage Son Cigarettes to Break Vaping Habit – Clearing the smoke: the evidence behind vaping – Netherlands Flavor Prohibition – Policy Focus: E-Cigarettes and Public Health – Small Vape Shops Save Lives – UK Report Reveals Flourishing Industry – More From Parliament – What’s wrong with the prohibition of vape products? – The EU’s political snus ban – Modern Oral Nicotine Meeting – Harm reduction can reduce cancer cases by 30% – India’s nicotine product price paradox – Africa Must Prioritise Harm Reduction
Vapers Digest 2nd December
Friday’s News at a glance:- The Bullshit Asymmetry Principle – ETHRA November news roundup – Brexit Freedoms v EU Tax and Red Tape – Leaked EU doc sparks ‘snus shock’ in Sweden – Nicotine-Free Vaping: A Blessing or a Curse? – Deficient and Unreliable Studies of Vaping and Disease – American Cancer Society Should Fight Cancer, Not Vaping – Tobacco and Vape Companies Ask Supreme Court to Stop CA Flavor Ban – Filipino Vape Bill Celebrated – INNCO Debunk Popcorn Myth – Hazardous Fake Vape Warning – Vapers Are Deviants – TGA’s consultation on vaping is a sham – 3 years of India’s tragic vape ban – Vape Lords, Repent – Youth daily smoking rates remain at record low – FDA’s Lack of Enforcement – THR: Myth or Reality – Can alternative nicotine products put the final nail in the smoking coffin? – Vape-free Ireland? – Why I advocate for vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Milliken, Alex Norcia, Allison Boughner, Australia, AVI, Brad Rodu, California, Canada, Clive Bates, Colin Mendelsohn, Dr Karl Fagerström, ETHRA, FDA, India, INNCO, Ireland, Jim McDonald, Kim Murray, Martin Cullip, Simon Clark, Snusforumet, TGA, Tobacco Reporter
Vapers Digest 18th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Vaping proven to be the best way to quit smoking, media look the other way – Vaping: On the Right Side Of History? – expert reaction to Cochrane review on electronic cigarettes – Strongest evidence yet that vaping is more effective than NRT – Most smokers don’t know that vaping is less harmful for their health – Vapes Better Than Patches – The 2022 Tobacco Transformation Index – 7 Recommendations for the Portuguese – Experts Identify Flaws – CAPHRA On WHO Claims – Guernsey stop smoking service to offer free vape kits – THR Approach Sees NZ’s Smoking Plummet – THR among marginalized communities in Kenya – FDA Issues (More) Meaningless Warning Letters – ‘Tis the Season to Talk About Smoking! – Can the US Tobacco Control Debate – Kenya Scores Low In Global Anti-Smoking Index – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Ashtray Blog, CAPHRA, Christopher Snowdon, Cochrane Review, Colin Mendelsohn, David Firth, FDA, Jim McDonald, John Britton, Joseph Magero, Kayleigh Jenkins, Kenya, Kim Murray, Marc Gunther, New Zealand, NIHR, NRT, Portugal, WHO
