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 …
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Mondays News at a glance: Health Nuts or Nutty Health? – Is It Just Me, or Have Anti-Tobacco Activists Completely Lost Sight of the Goal? – Community Service – Assessing the potential impact of unintended consequences of a vaping ban in Wales …
