Friday’s News at a glance: 70,000 American Vapers Attest that sweeter Ecig flavours help to quit – Effect of unguided e-cigarette provision – Parents for Vapes? – GSTHR Raises Alarm On FCTC COP10 Decisions – New GSTHR Briefing Paper on …
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Vapers Digest 20th October
Tagged with: Altria, CAPHRA, Coehar, COP10, Disposables, FCTC, GSTHR, Jim McDonald, Joseph Magero, Kiran Sidhu, Nancy Loucas, NJOY, Ontario, Parliament, Pasquale Caponnetto, PMI, Riccardo Polosa, Rights 4 Vapers, Sweden, Tikki Pangestu, Tobias Andersson, WHO
Vapers Digest 26th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Snus brings Sweden even closer to ‘tobacco endgame’ goal – Willingness to accept misinformation is based on perception – How vaping helped one ‘hideously addicted’ doctor – Smokers are switching from tobacco to vaping – Nicotine Tax Will Hurt Democrats – Pesko’s Tax Proposals – Flavours Do Not Encourage Teens To Vape – PMI Response to Prescribed Vapes – Stroke Risk Research Criticised And Pulled – INNCO Round Table – The WHO’s tobacco policy echo chamber – Stop the war on nicotine: Six Reasons – THR Has The Potential To Reduce Smoking – What caused a scrap in the Philippines government – Why a black market looms as NZ stubs out smoking – Let’s reduce the deaths – Congress pushes for tobacco death and taxes – Building Back Cancer Rates – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vaping Digest September 23rd
Monday’s News at a glance:- Still blowing smoke in Asia – Call on Consultant to Withdraw Misinformation – Officials Rush to Ban Flavors – Vaping In the News – Vaping ban will sink Trump in 2020 – Electronic cigarettes and the precautionary principle – No Quarter for the Nicotine Folk Devils – The Big Drop – “Half-Baked” India – Ban on e-cigarettes is moral policing – A bad case of the vapours – CDC Investigation into Respiratory Disease Outbreak – Co-Author of San Francisco’s E-Cig Ban – Finnish MPs becoming more positive – Businessman arrested for selling e-cigs – My journey to a smoke-free life – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Alayna Treene, Amina Zafar, Bans, BMJ Opinion, Daily Maverick, Dave Cross, Finland, Heneage Mitchell, India, Ivo Vegter, IVVA, Jacob Sullum, Jim McDonald, John Britton, Kevin Crowley, Michael McGrady, Michael Siegel, Ontario, Planet of the Vapes, Ravi Shanker Kapoor, Shamann Walton, Sherif Sultan, Shrey Dua, Snus, The Rest Of The Story, Vaping 360, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
Vapers Digest May 21st
Monday’s News at a glance:
Heat-Not-Burn Hysteria – Schrodinger’s Nicotine: Not Derived From Tobacco – Why Are Tobacco Controllers Really Interested In Packaging? – Time for a new approach to tobacco control – David Sweanor urges defeat of San Francisco’s Proposition E – Vape Products Banned – How Germany is smoking other countries – Ontario’s forthcoming vaping rules – Vaping reduces, not increases, cigarette use in young people – Heat not Burn news roundup – Vaping In The News – May 19th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Bans, Bill Wirtz, Carl V. Phillips, David Sweanor, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, Germany, HnB, Kevin Crowley, Mawsley, Ontario, Planet of the Vapes, Steve Birr, Vaping Links
In the News July 18th
Mondays News at a glance: Altria Urges Changes in FDA E-Cigarette Regulations – Switzerland: Vaping in steady state – We Asked the Inventor of the E-Cigarette – When federal science is muffling harm reduction by vaping – E-cigarette smokers ‘should have their own room and extra breaks at work’ – UPDATE: Pennsylvania Vapor Tax – In Pa., cigars evade tobacco tax – The Application of a Decision-Theoretic Model – Senator seeks answers from FDA – Ontario’s restrictive vaping laws – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 18 July 2016
In the News May 18th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Saving a billion lives – E-cig user is not a smoker – First Vaping Company to Fold – The first small step to something better…? – 10 common questions about e-cigarettes answered – Prices and E-Cigarette Demand – French Federation of Cardiology publishes Ecig factsheet – American Lung Association and CVS Health Campaign – Negligent Medical Advice About Vaping – Analysis of the new ASH ecig survey – FDA Lives In ‘Alternate Universe’ – Ontario’s e-cigarette industry -E-cigarettes should be regulated – Maori women calling for easier access to E-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Tagged with: A Billion Lives, Anti-THR Lies, Australia, Cancer Research UK, Carl V. Phillips, CRUK, Daily Caller, Guy Bentley, Jenny Stone, Kaleigh Rogers, Leicester Mercury, Louise Ross, Michael Siegel, Michelle Da Silva, MIT Brickman, Nathalie Dunand, New Nicotine Alliance, New Zealand, Ontario, Rhydian Mann, Tobacconomics, Vaping Post
In the News April 12th
Tuesdays News at a glance: The Customer Is A Nuisance, Not Always Right – Welsh Assembly Elections – Council makes it official — you can’t smoke or vape at bus stops – Hundreds Hit The Streets To Protest Ontario’s Vaping Ban Proposal – Legislative Overkill – CVA Files Constitutional Challenge In Quebec – Can e-cigarettes continue as the fastest growing industry in the UK? – Save E-Cigarettes From The FDA- Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Can Philip Morris International Inc. Reignite E-Cig Growth With the New iQOS? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 12 April 2016
Tagged with: Bans, Bill Godshall, Brent Stafford, Dick Puddlecote, E-Cigarette Politics, FDA, Lincoln, Ontario, Regulator Watch, The Motley Fool, Vapers in Power, Wales
In the News April 6th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Sheila Duffy Cheesecake – Centers for Disease Control: Release Smokeless Stats – David Sweanor to speak at VAO protest – Evidence, Policy, and E-Cigarettes – Lying About Snus and E-Cigarettes Is Like Blocking Access to Clean Heroin Needles – E-cigarettes: regulations for consumer products – AIDUCE: Does not meet the criteria of Wikipedia – Smokers and non-smokers views of e- cigarettes – A survey of Ecig use in the US – The UK’s CDC is okay with e-cigs – Vaping Advocates to Close Down streets of Toronto – Why are states taxing e-cigarettes? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 6 April 2015
Tagged with: Aiduce, Alan Viard, Alex Brill, ASH Scotland, Brad Rodu, Canada, David Sweanor, Dick Puddlecote, Jacob Sullum, Jérôme Harlay, NEJM, Ontario, PGVG, Sheila Duffy, Tax, Tobacco Truth, TPD, Wikipedia
In the News March 16th
Wednesdays News at a glance: There’s Only One Person To Blame, Drakeford – Welsh Government Vaping Ban FAILS At Last Hurdle! – Harmonised classification – Toward Automated E-cigarette Surveillance: Spotting E-cigarette Proponents on Twitter – Ontario’s vaping policy: Did smoke get in their eyes? – Association of Youth E-Cigarette Bans – Tobacco tax affects state revenue – Anti-smoking bills treat everyone as kids – Experts Come Out Of The Woodwork – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Tagged with: Bans, Brad Rodu, Corey McDonald, David Sweanor, Dick Puddlecote, Drakeford, ECHA, Guy Bentley, Ontario, Pubmed, The Daily Athenaeum, Tobacco Truth, Vapers in Power, Wales
In the News 16th December
Wednesdays News at a glance: Breaking News: UK Chief Medical Officer Tried To Hinder E-Cig Evidence Review Claims Blogger – David Cameron reveals that he’s tried to quit smoking several times – Misguided health advice could be killing us – Copy & Paste? – Communication with Molly Scott Cato MEP on Article 20 – The Vaping Advocate’s Rules For Campaigning – The end of e-cigarette in Hungary? – E-cig Tax Suspended and Sent to the Constitutional Court – Opinion Journal: Save E-Cigarettes! – E-Cigarette Industry Faces Prohibition – New National Survey Refutes CDC Claim – Ontario delaying ban on using e-cigarettes in public – Voter Backlash – AMA Position Statement on Tobacco Smoking and E-Cigarettes 2015 – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest – Wed, 16 December 2015
Tagged with: AgiVape, AMA, Ashtray Blog, Australia, Blasting News, Canada, David Cameron, E-Cigarette Politics, Fergus Mason, GlosVaper, Guy Bentley, Hungary, Italy, Kuala Lumpur, Michael Siegel, Ontario, Sally Davies, Sally Satel
