Friday’s News at a glance: The Case (Study) For Flavours – Vaping Needs To Be Boring – WVA on the BMA – NZ Attracts Global Criticism – UK vows to clamp down on ‘scourge of vaping’ – Vapes Among Top …
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Vapers Digest 6th September
Tagged with: Ali Anderson, Australia, BMA, CAPHRA, Dave Cross, FDA, Helen Redmond, Jim McDonald, Kastalia Medrano, Kim "Skip" Murray, Korea, Lion Shahab, New Zealand, Portugal, Tasmania, Tobacco Reporter, WVA
Vapers Digest 6th November
Monday’s News at a glance: Portuguese Government Jeopardises Efforts – Consumers Attack WHO Transparency – Reviewing the Recommendations of the FCTC‘s COP10 – WHO urged to reevaluate anti-smoking strategies – Paternalism in Public Health with Christopher Snowdon – Time for a …
Vapers Digest 18th November
Friday’s News at a glance:- Vaping proven to be the best way to quit smoking, media look the other way – Vaping: On the Right Side Of History? – expert reaction to Cochrane review on electronic cigarettes – Strongest evidence yet that vaping is more effective than NRT – Most smokers don’t know that vaping is less harmful for their health – Vapes Better Than Patches – The 2022 Tobacco Transformation Index – 7 Recommendations for the Portuguese – Experts Identify Flaws – CAPHRA On WHO Claims – Guernsey stop smoking service to offer free vape kits – THR Approach Sees NZ’s Smoking Plummet – THR among marginalized communities in Kenya – FDA Issues (More) Meaningless Warning Letters – ‘Tis the Season to Talk About Smoking! – Can the US Tobacco Control Debate – Kenya Scores Low In Global Anti-Smoking Index – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Ashtray Blog, CAPHRA, Christopher Snowdon, Cochrane Review, Colin Mendelsohn, David Firth, FDA, Jim McDonald, John Britton, Joseph Magero, Kayleigh Jenkins, Kenya, Kim Murray, Marc Gunther, New Zealand, NIHR, NRT, Portugal, WHO
Vaping Digest May 20th
Monday’s News at a glance: A Bridge Over Troubled Waters – Plain packaging – what happened? – Consumers at the Global Forum on Nicotine – Vaping In The News – May 18th – Parliament – There is No ‘Epidemic’ of Youth Vaping, Only a Moral Panic – Nanny state or progressive politics? – Medieval Thinking In California – TransLink blasted for allowing ads for vaping products – Indian Imperative For A Safer Alternative – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 5th May
Friday’s News at a glance: Awkward Facts Emerge From France – All at sea in a fog – Bad News about Big Pharma – Cole Bishop just failed. What now? – First U.S. E-cig Summit – Louisville smoking ban creates exemptions for e-cigs – You won’t believe the punishment for selling vapes in Dubai – Lexaria Announces R&D on Nicotine -E-cigarette firm hit with $55,000 fine – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Australia, Bans, Cole-Bishop, Dick Puddlecote, Frank Davis, Head Rambles, Jim McDonald, Katrina Helmer, Lexaria, Louisville, Oliver Kershaw, Portugal, Tim Clarke, Vaping 360
In the News September 9th
Fridays News at a glance: Vapers Claiming Side Effects Of ECigs – Bacteria in Vape? – No exceptions for E-cigarettes – E-cigarettes with nicotine should be legalized – Why Tobacco Control is Beginning to Die – Should doctors celebrate the rise of e-cigarettes – Keep e-cigs out of dairies – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 9 September 2016
In the News 8th September
Tuesdays News at a glance: Do Something – New study proves there is no second-hand vaping: e-cigarette aerosol contains less volatile compounds than normal exhaled breath – MSPs warned against ‘demonisation’ of e-cigarettes – Portugal adds public vaping ban to new TPD law – Electronic cigarettes: the key to reducing smoking? -Does New JAMA Pediatrics Study Show that E-Cigarettes are a Gateway to Youth Smoking? – Expert reaction to new study on e-cigarette use in US adolescents – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest
In the News 27th August
Thursdays News at a glance: We’ve passed 2,500 – next goal is 5,000 – Portugal applies the TPD – Hertfordshire County Council backing e-cigarettes – Stop Smoking Services usage data continues downward trend – Wacky British Idea: Why Not Tell The Truth About E-Cigarettes? – Royal Stoke bosses may review ban on staff using e-cigarettes – 10 Outrageous E-Cig Exaggerations That Keep Smokers Smoking – Meet the e-cigarette regulation proposal by the Health Ministry of Finland – Deborah Arnott on This Morning – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest
Tagged with: Ashtray Blog, BBC Radio 4, Deborah Arnott, Forbes, Good Health Suite, Hertfordshire Mercury, Hospitals, J Orelma, Jacob Sullum, NSP, Paddy Dinham, Portugal, Stoke, This Morning, TPD, Wesley Stephenson
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News 27th Nov 2014
E-Cigarettes at Work – What the Experts say Should employers allow the use of electronic cigarettes at work? Deborah Arnott, chief executive of public health charity Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) looks at the evidence, and a range of …
