Wednesday’s News at a glance: Harm Reduction as a Viable Public Policy Aim ~ Doctors urge PM to ban e-cigarettes ~ Dangers of disinformation ~Debate: should the use of e-cigarettes be encouraged among smokers? ~ Proposed FDA e-cigarette ban disproportionately impacts …
Friday’s News at a glance:- Laughable Bullshit Tsunami Incoming From The Telegraph? – Anti-vaping activists pitch unscientific fringe positions – What are the vaping research priorities? – PHE report reveals mixed results – Update from NNA Smoke Free Estonia – UK Teen Vaping – Homeless Harm Reduction – New PHE Vaping Report – Lung Damage Idiocy – Switching from Smoking to Juul Reduces Toxic Chemical Biomarkers – Fined, Jailed and Deported for Vaping – Swedish Snus Is Safer than Smoking – ATHRA no longer accepts vape industry donations – Letter: Tobacco in Hong Kong – Cannabis advocates wary – Philip Morris fights to lift WA’s ‘nanny-state’ ban on vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: E-Cigarette Flavor Bans Will Drive More People Back to Smoking ~ When an Apple is an Orange and its Blue In Colour ~ Legalise Vaping Australia welcomes AACS research ~ New research reveals public health blind …
Friday’s News at a glance:- The morning coffee, NNA January newsletter – Harry’s blog 81: Supping with the Devil – “Liar, Liar Pants on Fire.” – Researchers must listen to Vapers – A Randomized Trial of E-Cigarettes versus Nicotine-Replacement Therapy – Twice As Good As NRT – ‘Seminal Study’ Provides Compelling Evidence – Medication Madness From Parents – Text To Quit – News Roundup – What you need to know about vaping in Saudi Arabia – Juul plans India e-cigarette entry – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: What is the value of peer involvement in advancing tobacco harm reduction? ~ The War Against Vaping: Déjà Vu All Over Again ~ Teen Vaping Is Bad, but the Alternative Is Worse ~ Smoke Shaming Has Gone …
Friday’s News at a glance: – Vape Predictions 2019 – Priority Setting Partnership Group – A breath of fresh air for Indigenous smokers – Supporting smokers to switch to significantly less harmful alternatives – NZ’s first vape TV ad sparks complaints – BAT Reports On Harm Reduction – NHS Updates Fire Risk Advice – Vape laws in SA based on ideology – Did Ray Liotta really quit smoking with Chantix? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Thursday’s News at a glance: The local authority information deficit obstructing harm reduction – 2017 Vaping Policies in UK Councils Report – ‘Vaping should be part of support’ – A future without fags? – The Effect of Price and the Gateway Effect – Science Lesson: Vapor Droplets Are NOT Particles – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Impressions of the 2016 E-Cigarette Summit.
We asked ten people who attended the 2016 E-Cigarette Summit for their thoughts on the day.
Thank you to Sarah Jakes, Ian Gray, Catherine Kimber, Richard Hyslop, Louise Ross, James Dunworth, Andy Morrison, Paul Barnes, Ian Green and Gillian Eva Golden for taking the time to write such thought provoking and interesting accounts.
Read on for the story behind the slides…
Fridays News at a glance: Louise Ross: E-cigarette samples – a legitimate way of helping people to switch? – The Times newspaper has gone over the line defaming scientists – INNCO formed to protect vaping rights – Vaping saves lives. It’d be madness to ban it – WHO’s Opposition to Tobacco Harm Reduction – The Government must act now on “flawed” TPD – Smoke and substance: the vaping revolution – Uncertainty Over Safety Of Electronic Cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 14 October 2016
Fridays News at a glance: Doc’s Ecig Dilemma – Gateway or roadblock to cigarette smoking? – Educate about use of electronic cigarettes – Highlights from todays speakers at the Global Forum on Nicotine Doc’s Ecig Dilemma Mawsley – Planet of the Vapes …
