Monday’s News at a glance: Metal Risk Overblown – Rates Prove Opponents Wrong – Misguided Vaping Efforts – India needs to adopt tech to cut down on smoking – Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation – Unpacking the Timcast …
Tag: Lindsey Stroud
Vapers Digest 16th January
Tagged with: Bloomberg, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, India, Lindsey Stroud, Metals, Shantanu Guha Ray, Virginia
Vapers Digest 13th January
Friday’s News at a glance:- My application for Editor-in-Chief of Tobacco Control – Teen vaping has eliminated teen smoking – FDA ignores independent review of vaping – The CDC’s Peddling of Misinformation – NNA Reviews A Successful Year – Disposables Set For Controls – Free Vapes For Pregnant Women – Parliament and Politics – In Silico review – Call for Nicotine “Common Language” Falls Flat – Taiwan Bans Vape Sales – A new vision for vaping policy in the UK – ‘Misguided’ French fears – E-Cig Opponents Are Science Deniers – Australian vapers call on Federal Government – Researcher Stories: E-cigarettes – Why Adopting Harm Reduction Policies for Africa is Crucial – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Africa, Alex Norcia, Alli Boughner, CDC, Clive Bates, Coehar, Dr. John's Blog, FDA, Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, Jim McDonald, Lindsey Stroud, Martin Cullip, NNA, Snusforumet, Taiwan
Vapers Digest 11 January
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Dutch nicotine pouch consultation: urgent action needed ~ Language policing in ‘public health’ ~ FDA Responds with More of the Same Misinformation to Reagan Udall Report ~ “Poorly Designed, Conducted, and Interpreted” Research Deters Smokers …
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 23rd December
Friday’s News at a glance: Dutch Danger – Global State of THR: ecig an unprecedented revolution – 2022 – Spring Has Sprung – 2022 – The First Quarter – California’s Vape Flavor Ban Begins – Cigarette Use At Record Lows …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Arkansas, Bloomberg, California, CDC, Coehar, Dave Cross, ETHRA, GFN, Karessa Weir, Karl Abramson, Lindsey Stroud, Netherlands, Sam Safford
Vapers Digest 21 December
Wednesday’s News at a glance: The year in snus 2022: ‘The best one in a long time’ ~ Knives out for nicotine pouches ~ Anti-Smoking Policies – a closer look how vaping is treated in the EU ~ 2022 High …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Americans for Tax Reform, AP News, Axios, Christopher Snowdon, ChristopherSnowdon.com, Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA), Colin Mendelsohn, Consumer Choice Center, Dr. Brad Rodu, Filter Magazine, GFN TV, Independent Women's Forum, INNCO, Jim McDonald, Karl Abramson, Lindsey Stroud, Mariam Gogolishvili, Matthew Perrone, Scoop, Sinclair Davidson, SnusForumNet, The Reagan-Udall Foundation, Tina Reed, Tobacco Truth, Vaping 360, World Vapers Alliance
Vapers Digest 12th December
Monday’s News at a glance:- E-Cigarette Summit 2022: Round Up – Rethinking nicotine: illusions, delusions and some conclusions – Free Vapes for Pregnant People Who Smoke – American Cancer Society – Youth Tobacco and Vapor Product Use Has Declined In Maine – Farewell to FastTech – ChatGPT is confused about vaping – Chapman’s criticism of Cochrane review findings is deeply flawed – Please make a submission to the TGA vape consultation – Health officials need to correct e-cigarette health misinformation – Oregon’s Anti-Vape Laws – It is time for the EU to listen to science – Adopt new products to curb tobacco-related deaths – Africa in need of a tobacco control policy – India must build robust consumer awareness – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 9th December
Friday’s News at a glance:- Advocates For Vaping Lay Case Ahead Of COP10 – Is Teen Vaping A Public Health Crisis? – New Court-Ordered Cigarette Warnings Will Omit Harm Reduction – Juul Settles Over 5,000 Lawsuits – Vape Criticism Is “Very Tiring” – India’s Vape Ban Exposed – EU Strategy fails Tobacco Harm Reduction – Overview of the Asia Harm Reduction Forum – Expert Reaction – Mission Harm Reduction – THR Science Communication Brief – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Asia, CAPHRA, CCPH, COP10, India, Jim McDonald, Juul, Lindsey Stroud, Nancy Loucas, New Zealand
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 25th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Banning disposable vapes? – 7 things to know about e-cigarettes and quitting smoking – Bloomberg tentacles tighten around WHO FCTC – England Recommits to Goal of Making Smoking Obsolete by 2030 – ADPHNE Comes Out For Vaping – Harm Reduction Is Working – AVCA Attacks Lung Damage Claims – Politics – November 2022 Podcast – Columbus Flavor Ban Is The Wrong Policy – CDC to Spend $55M on More Tobacco Research – Respect citizen rights, rethink nicotine – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
