Friday’s News at a glance: Social Media Snooping – More bad formaldehyde research, and more bad laws – When The Dam Burst – Lies, Damn Lies & the Inconvenient Truth – Brigade ‘butts’ into vaping campaign – We get it, you did a blog about vaping – A Billion Dollar Foundation – Why you should attend GFN in Dublin – Vaping Yourself To Health – Turkey: police fine 800 vapers – The Vaping Population Is Increasingly Made Up Of Former Smokers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Thursday’s News at a glance: Vape Shops Mandated To Register Their Products But Can’t Due To FDA System Failure – Diary of an Ex-Smoker – A Vaper’s Story – Cyprus passes a tax on e-liquid – Question and Answers on Vaping – 2016 CDC Data Shows E-Cigarette Use Declines Again – UAE doctors stand firm over e-cigarettes – Sympathomimetic Effects of Acute E‐Cigarette Use – Inhalation of Propylene Glycol in E-cigarettes – Cancer Survivors Who Quit Live Longer – Classification of Twitter Users Who Tweet About E-Cigarettes – Blowing E-Smoke – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tuesday’s News at a glance: Studies support reduced risk potential of Vype – FDA halts monkey research denounced by Jane Goodall as ‘shameful’ – Are The UK’s Youth Really ‘At Risk’ From E-Cigarettes? – BAT ending very-low-nicotine cigarette partnership …
Friday’s News at a glance: Scream Test Update – Back in the Saddle – Tobacco Control ‘Experts’ Fight AGAINST A Smoke-Free World – Cochrane’s Eight Research Priorities – Smoking quit rates highest in 10 years – NHS Health Scotland supports vaping – Welsh Tobacco Control Delivery Plan – Derek Yach on BBC Radio 5 Live – Are health officials deceiving us – Risk and rhetoric – more from GTNF – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Thursday’s News at a glance: Why has IBVTA partnered with Public Health England this Stoptober? – Stoptober backs e-cigs for first time – People quitting smoking hit record high – E-cigs definitely less harmful than smoking – No air pollution variations – National nursing group endorses use of e-cigarettes – Looming September 30 Deadline – NZ study compares the effectivity of e-cigs – Marlboro Man Wants Us All to Quit – Oakland bans flavored tobacco products – The World In Vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance: It’s Not About Health: A Potted History – London Midland Vaping Policy Revisited – Health Claims in Ecig Ads – FDA issues revised final guidance – IBVTA joins forces with leading trade bodies – Man Bites Dog – AMA gets in a tangle on harm reduction – 75 Percent Wholesale Tax on E-Cigarettes – E-cigarettes given comparable treatment – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Thursday’s News at a glance: Sinner, Keep Sinning – We Need The Cash – Prodnoses, Fussbots and the Erosion of Liberty – IBVTA writes to the CEO of the Association of British Insurers – Studying Twitter – The Corruption of Public Health – VAPEXPO arrives in Barcelona – Robert West discusses vaping and smoking – Consultation on E-cigarette Advertising – E-cigarette company’s appeal bid – Why is Phillip Morris spending $1 billion – Resolution of recurrent tonsillitis – Senate Inquiry rejects legislation – Heat Not Burn – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
Notts mental health patients are being encouraged to quit smoking – Take action to stop an outrageous tax on vaping! – Vapers have a voice! Bill S-5 and petition E-1237 – Vape Crimewatch – E-cigarettes and youth smoking – Three conference papers on e-cigarettes – FDA’s Innovative Plan – Edmonds college campus’ smoking, vaping ban – Another Reason Not to Quit – Vaping In The News September 9th, 2017 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance: US man sues over battery explosion, while gateway theory gets another nail in its coffin – Advertising Confusion – Tobacco tax rise punishes low income smokers who cannot quit – More Evidence Suggests E-Cigarettes Help Some Smokers …
Thursday’s News at a glance:
Get your story straight – The VLNC Junk Science Fest Gathers Pace – Organized Crime Heads Applaud FDA’s Decision – Very Low Intelligence – Pharmaceutical Society Head Stuck In Past – Most young people who try e-cigarettes don’t become regular users – Center for Tobacco Products is Lying – FDA Lies About Vaping – Vaping Smokers More Likely To Quit – Police punish mentally ill patients – BAT restructures as e-cigarettes go mainstream – Tobacco 21 will create more young smokers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
