Monday’s News at a glance: Misinformation lives forever on the Internet – Tobacco harm reduction should be on Congress’ agenda – The tobacco bill violates human rights – Cops Allegedly Caught Escorting Illicit Cigarettes – What substances are adolescents vaping? – …
Friday’s News at a glance:- Defending nicotine against the ‘nanny state’ – Pregnant mums to be given free vapes by Lambeth council – FDA Targets Small Vape Companies – Clandestine Actors From China – Remarks for Reagan-Udall Foundation – The Role of Tobacco Harm Reduction – Pouch Study Underway – Environmental Impact of Disposables – Indian Docs Debate Ban – Physicist Slams Dutch Proposals – The Top Five Compliance Pitfalls – e-Cigarette Summit 2022 – Clive Bates on FDA, EVALI & Youth Vaping Stats – Korean Trade Group Sues Government – Statewide Flavored E-Cigarette Bans – Cancer Council NSW untruthful – Regulation can solve Australia’s broken vape laws – Vapers Agree With ASH – Growing Case In Favour Of Safer Alternatives – Role of Nicotine in Public Health – Population-level counterfactual trend modelling
Wednesday’s News at a glance: E-cigarettes likely to reduce harm to health for smokers but are not entirely risk-free ~ Expert reaction to Committee on Toxicity report on ecigs ~ Bad Data and Bad Conclusions Will Lead to Bad Policy …
Friday’s News at a glance: EU vapers say No to tax; New York doctors say No to harm reduction – Again the EU is told No – Should We Be Worried About Teen Vaping? – How Politics and Ideology Drive the Debate – Up in smoke – Tobacco-Free NHS – FDA Fails to Show How Proposed Rule – Debrett’s Guide to Vaping Etiquette – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 17 March 2017
