Friday’s News at a glance: Ban Call Highlights Expert Error – Let’s Talk E-cigarettes – ASA Rules on Apollo Vapes – Does Where You Buy Matter? – German Approach Failing – Here are the options the government is considering for …
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Vapers Digest 26th July
Tagged with: Ali Anderson, ASA, Australia, Canary Islands, Colin Mendelsohn, Dave Cross, Dr Sharon Cox, Formaldehyde, Germany, GFN24, Ireland, Jim McDonald, Joseph Hart, Kiran Sidhu, NCSCT, Tax, Zyn
Vapers Digest 5th May
Friday’s News at a glance: Introducing the authors of the COP10 agenda – Wisdom From Smoking Cessation Pioneers – The EU’s Demented Attack on Harm Reduction – Policymakers and Bloomberg Dropped the Ball – NCSCT Updates Professional Guidance – Government …
Tagged with: Australia, Bloomberg, Brad Rodu, CAPHRA, Coehar, COP10, COPWatch, FCTC, Lindsey Stroud, Mark Oates, NCSCT, Sweden, Tobacco Truth, WVA
Vapers Digest 3rd April
Monday’s News at a glance:- ETHRA March news roundup – Making the case and addressing concerns – Where’s Bloomby? Check the atlas – Snus: The tradition that’s given Sweden the fewest smokers in Europe – Cigarette-free Sweden busts myths – Ex-CTP Boss Zeller – Tennessee Vape Vendors Push Back on Big tobacco – How Australia’s vape crackdown created a huge black market – Georgia Poised to Criminalize Vaping – Fighting the Dip Mentality
Tagged with: Australia, Bloomberg, COPWatch, ETHRA, Georgia, Jim McDonald, Joseph Magero, Mitch Zeller, NCSCT, RegWatch, Snus, Sweden, Tennessee, Tobacco Reporter
Vapers Digest 17th December
Friday’s News at a glance: 7 Big Themes For Vaping In 2022 – Incorporating e-cigarettes into your Stop Smoking Service – Federal Data Show Sharp Decrease in Teen Drug Use in 2021 – Marc Gunther & Clive Bates – Philippines Senate Passes Comprehensive Vaping Bill – US Senate committee ditches nicotine tax – WVA Believes in Consumer Voice Power – Parliament – Poor journalism falsely claims that vaping causes impotence – Because Most HIV-Positive Smokers Never Quit – Why is the WHO Taking Advice from Iran? – Africa: Can Tobacco Harm Reduction Make its Way Through – The Case for Flavours in THR – Misinformation and Infotainment – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest November 9th
Friday’s News at a glance:- UK Allows Health Claims For Vaping – New NCSCT Leaflet – Some?!? – “I Was Just Ignorant” – EU snus and the youth protection – Vaping could help close the Indigenous health gap – FDA Will Ban Vape Flavors – The FDA’s Plan to Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes – Cigarette Use Has Collapsed – Cigarette Smoking Is at Its Lowest Rate Ever -Is There Really A Teen Vaping Epidemic? – Juul Back In The News – Common Ground Will Rescue Us – Philip Morris responds to accusations of “staggering hypocrisy” – Imperial Invests an Extra £100 Million – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: ACSH, ASA, Ashtray Blog, ATHRA, Diane Caruana, Dick Puddlecote, Ecig Click, EU For Snus, FDA, Imperial, Jacob Sullum, James Dunworth, Jeff Stier, Jim McDonald, Mawsley, NCSCT, Planet of the Vapes, PMI, Reason, Riccardo Polosa, Simon Clark, Vaping 360
Vapers Digest September 10th
Monday’s News at a glance:- NCSCT Update Prompts Call for Vaping in Bars – Perspectives on E-Cigarettes – Vaping Plays a Role in Young Adults’ Low Smoking Rate – Call to license e-cigarettes – Health groups slay vaping with faint praise – Flavours key to switching, study finds – Canada May Just Tell the Truth About Vaping – Bahrain subjects e-liquid to excise tax – Tobacco kills, but nicotine is a lifesaver – Asian Vapers unite to share voice – Experts condemn government’s decision to ban e-cigarettes – Health department to monitor use of e-cigarettes – New electronic cigarette law set to go into effect – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Bahrain, Brad Rodu, Diane Caruana, Fergus Mason, Jim McDonald, Mawsley, NCSCT, Philip Gambaccini, Planet of the Vapes, Rob Owen, Robert Sklaroff, Stephen Gambescia, Tax
Vapers Digest February 7th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Vaping and tobacco harm reduction – highlights from England – E-cigarettes: a guide for healthcare professionals – Ringing in the changes – Smoking plunges to 1% among young women in Norway – EU in denial over snus – Norway, Gateway? No Way – Misconceptions about e-cigarette safety – More than a million people use e-cigarettes – Why don’t the regulators want to know? – Why PHE’s pro-vaping crusade is the enemy of choice – Stanton Glantz And Ignoring The #MeToo Movement – Lawmakers ask FDA to reject Philip Morris’ iQOS application – Mt. Pleasant proposes banning e-cigarettes – Ban moves forward in Lafayette – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alexis Moberger, Asia Pacific, Bans, Brent Stafford, Carl Alexander, Christopher Snowdon, Clive Bates, CRUK, FDA, Harry Shapiro, iQos, Lafayette, Mount Pleasant, NCSCT, Neil McLaren, New Nicotine Alliance, Norway, Phillip Morris, Professor Peter Hajek, Simon Clark, Snus, Spectator Health, The Counterfactual, The Daily Vaper, Tobacco Reporter
Vapers Digest 16th Feb
Thursday’s News at a glance: Hold the Mayo – Defining smokers and vapers – Welcome NNA Sweden – Australian medicines regulator intends to continue to protect the cigarette trade – Momentum building to legalise nicotine for vaping in Australia – Study Confirms Health Advantages of Vaping – Majority of E Cigarette Users Are Over 40 – e-Cigarette Use in College Linked to Depression – Kansas Still Wrangling Over How To Tax E-Cigs – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday,16 February 2017
In the News February 25th
Thursdays News at a glance: Blending evidence and empathy – a new guide to e-cigarettes – More Li-ion Cell Short Stories – New briefing for UK practitioners, how long should their Irish colleagues wait? – Dissecting the Oral Oncology Cell Study – Shining a light through the smokescreen – Another smoking ban miracle – Terry Barnes – Don’t over-regulate e-cigarettes – UK vapers advised to vote for EU exit – Map of Pending Tax Threats to Vapor Products in the States – The Diacetyl Debate: Panic, Controversy and the Need for Transparency – Vaping Emits Less Formaldehyde than Previously Thought – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 25 February 2016
In the News February 24th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Vendors, explosions and the TPD – Slaughtering Sacred Cows – Electronic cigarettes: A briefing for stop smoking services – The e- cigarette recognized by the High Council of Public Health – Fontem Ventures in the race of Ecig emission analysis – Bordering on libel, Finland ASH chairman pitches in on ecigs – Imaginary Hobgoblins From E-Cigarette Liquid Lab Tests – South Australian recommendations on Vaping – Robert Califf confirmed as new FDA commissioner – Someone is tracking how much you ‘vape’ on Twitter – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 24 February 2016
