Wednesday’s News at a glance: INNCO: Weekly Issue | October 24th, 2022 ~ Expert reaction to study of the effects of e-cigarette vapour on mice ~ Australia should legalise nicotine vapes and regulate them as adult consumer goods ~ ETHRA …
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Vapers Digest 26th October
Tagged with: Dave Cross, Dr Adam Jacobs, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (ETHRA), INNCO, Jim McDonald, Josh Horwitz, Michael Landl, Planet of the Vapes, Prof Jacob George, Prof Kevin McConway, Prof Peter Hajek, Reuters, Science Media Center, The Parliment Magazine, Vaping 360, World Vapers Alliance
Vapers Digest 10th October
Monday’s News at a glance:- New OHID review of vaping in England – Vaping and Pregnancy Commentary – Vape shop owner defends products – Free speech and harm reduction sacrificed – Duel Use Harms – Smoking initiation in Norway – Teen Vaping: The ‘Epidemic’ With No End – The good news about THR – The EU’s health policies continue to ignore scientific evidence – Wreaking Havoc | FDA Causes Great Damage with Its War on Vaping – Vote no on Proposition 31
Tagged with: ACSH, ASH Scotland, Cameron English, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, JTI, Michael Landl, New Nicotine Alliance, Norway, OHID, Planet of the Vapes, Pregnancy, Simon Clark
Vapers Digest 31st August
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Schroedinger’s nicotine: good in patches, bad in vapes ~ Where are the missing verbatim #COP9 reports? ~ Generational tobacco ban positive, but is it legal? ~ 1.1 MILLION REASONS TO REGULATE AUSTRALIA’S ILLEGAL VAPE INDUSTRY …
Tagged with: Action On Smoking and Health (ASH) UK, Aotearoa Vapers Community Advocacy (AVCA), Australian Association of Convenience Stores, Chris Howard, Convenience & Impulse Retailing, Cop Watch, Dave Cross, Doug Mutter, Filter Magazine, Jim McDonald, Kiran Sidhu, Legalize Vaping, Michael Landl, Planet of the Vapes, Rich Hill, Simon Clark, Taking Liberties, The Herald, Tom Oakley-Newell, Vaping 360, Vapor Voice, Voxy.co.nz, World Vapers Alliance
Vapers Digest 26th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- New ASH briefing sets the record straight on youth vaping – Nicotine patches being used by researchers to stimulate memory – Public health agencies – not judges – Federal Court Rules Against FDA – ASH Youth Briefing – Teen Access Needs To Be Addressed – INNCO: Evidence Wins Out – CAPHRA: Massive Wake-Up Call – EU must withstand anti-vaping pressure – Scientific evidence supports vaping – Nicotine vaping was not the cause of EVALI – New Survey Data Cast Further Doubt – Hypocritical on ‘harm reduction’ – Supreme expands vaping brand – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Aaron Cantrell, ASH, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Deborah Arnott, ECI, EVALI, FDA, INNCO, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, Lindsey Stroud, MDO, Michael Landl, New Nicotine Alliance, Nicotine, PMTA, Simon Chapman, Steven Greenhut, Vanderbilt
Vapers Digest 27th July
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Harm Reduction Recognised Crucial For Reducing Tobacco-Inflicted Health Burden ~ Immortal time bias strikes again ~ Vape bill lapses into law ~ Europe’s flavour ban epidemic must end ~ Banning Vape Flavours The Wrong Focus ~ …
Tagged with: and Dongmei Li, BASED Politics, Brad Polumbo, Christopher Snowdon, Conservative Daily News, Cork's 96fm Opinion Line, Dave Cross, Dr. John Oyston, Dr. John's Blog, International Network of Consumer Organizations (INNCO), JMIR Public Health Surveillance, Lindsey Stroud, Manzar Zaidi, Michael Landl, PhD, Philippine News Agency, Planet of the Vapes, Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos, The Brussels Times, The Nation, The Snowdon Substack, Tobacco Reporter, Town Hall, Yankun Gao, Zidian Xie
Vapers Digest 6th May
Friday’s News at a glance:- Digital minister backs e-cig sales – “Vaping promotion ban would hit disadvantaged hardest” – President Biden should use Small Business Week to save lives – A Confused Approach to Harm Reduction – Hawaii: Flavored Vape Prohibition Passed – As US FDA moves towards a menthol ban – Cochrane’s April Update – Global Livestream To Expose Anti-Vape Agenda – Consumers Respond To Thai Threat – Thai Minister Champions Tobacco – European Awareness Campaign Launched – First Time Vapers Survey – Parliament – Australia’s vaping policy – New Zealand must not sabotage its Smokefree 2025 goal – BfR-Forum aus Verbrauchersicht unbefriedigend – How biased is the media? – Hong Kong police make first arrests – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Advertising, Australia, Bans, Barnaby Page, CAPHRA, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, FDA, Hawaii, IEVA, INNCO, Jim McDonald, Kim Murray, Marc Hyden, Martin Cullip, Menthol, Michael Landl, Parliament, Ryan Nixon, Scotland, Thailand
Vapers Digest 18th March
Friday’s News at a glance:- Can vapers trust Big Tobacco? – Blackpool MPs new call to tackle smoking – China Set to Prohibit Sales – Smokers Rush to Stock Flavored E-cigs – Ideological Aversion to Harm Reduction – Despite Bloomberg’s Billions Fooling You – NHS Still Failing on VBA Training – 82 Million Vapers – Oz Must Embrace Vaping – Findings From Scottish Prisons – Don’t Ban Synthetic Nicotine – FDA Has 120 Days to Regulate Synthetic Nicotine – Who Will Be the First Person To Go to Prison? – US Smoking Hits Record Lows – Protected by the SRNT Bubble – Vape Keeps Beating the Odds – Let’s be scientific, not ideological – Vaping flavour bans – South Africa flirts with e-cig tax – Tobacco harm reduction critical – Four Basic Consumer Rights Not Respected – COP9: Philanthropic Funding or Manipulation? – Vaping Advocates Launch Series – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: AHRA, Alex Norcia, Anne Baye Ericksen, AVA, Barnaby Page, Bloomberg, CAPHRA, China, COP9, Dave Cross, Derek Yach, FDA, Flavours, Freddie Dawson, FSFW, GFN, Iceland, Jacob Grier, James Dunworth, Jim McDonald, Kurt Yeo, Lindsey Stroud, Maria Chaplia, Michael Landl, Michael Simire, NACS, NHS, Ronald W. Dworkin, Shanghai, South Africa, Synthetic Nicotine, Tax, Tim Gavell, Zhang Wanqing
Vapers Digest 17th November
Wednesday’s News at a glance: WHO reports tobacco use falling – but the numbers show tobacco control failing, say experts ~ The WHO Gambled Behind Closed Doors With 200 Million Lives ~ Critics: WHO Tobacco Trends Report ‘Celebrating Failure’ ~ …
Tagged with: Amanda Wheeler, Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), Arizona Daily Independent, CTV News, Dave Cross, ETHRA, European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates, Filter Magazine, Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction, GSTHR, Jim McDonald, Joe Lofaro, Jonathan H. Adler, Mazen Saleh, Michael Landl, Michael Mirsky, National Review, Planet of the Vapes, Pritika C. Kumar, Reason, sCOPe, SOVAPE, Tobacco Reporter, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest 6th August
Friday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA EU Nicotine Users Survey – Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids VP – WHO Decides THR Talks Can Wait Until 2023 – Why the WHO is wrong about vaping – Asia-Pacific panel to scrutinize WHO’s latest tobacco report – The tainted science of Stanton Glantz – Nicotine Toothpicks Are a Bigger Story Than We Thought – Another Glantz Debunking – Virtual Hilarity – Otago’s Mixed Messages – Fewer than quarter of Scots want restrictions – Successful countering of tobacco industry efforts to overturn Thailand’s ENDS ban – Ukraine Poised to Pass an Anti-Vaping Law – Misinformation, attacks from NGOs – Breath clouds, heat plumes, and nefarious NGOs – Misinformation Threatens Efforts to Reduce Tobacco Harm – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 7th June
Monday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA letter to Dutch members of parliament – IBVTA writes to local authorities – Bloomberg’s dark money – Why the Dutch vaping flavour ban won’t drive down underage smoking rates – Historic Pinoy Victory For Vaping – San Francisco’s Vape Flavor Ban Saw More Teens Start Smoking – Maine Should Learn From Massachusetts – Local authority wants smoking bans outside pubs – Ukraine: The war on e-cigarettes is absurd – Harm reduction month: vaping and public health – E-cigs seen as inclusive harm reduction strategy – Health expert says smoke, not nicotine, causes deaths – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
