Monday’s News at a glance: The Impact of Prohibition on Health and Ethics ~ EU Tax Opposed ~ New Zealand Risks Oz-Style Crime ~ The CEO of Philip Morris International Walks Into a Tobacco Control Convention ~ Still Smoking, Still …
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Vapers Digest 13th April
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Vapers Digest 15th September
Wednesday’s News at a glance: E-cigarettes: misconceptions about their dangers may be preventing people from quitting smoking ~ Epidemiology Paper Correlates Vaping To Anorexia – And Then We Wonder Why Anyone Is Skeptical About COVID-19 Data ~ Quit-Or-Die Approach An …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Art Way, Catania Conversation, Cato Institute, Dave Cross, David Palacios Rubio, Dr Colin Mendelsohn, Dr. Charles Gardner, Elisa Serafini, Filter Magazine, Hank Campbell, Inside Sources, Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, Jeffrey A. Singer, Jim McDonald, Justin Kelly, Limerick Leader, Manila Bulletin, Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBM), Planet of the Vapes, Science 2.0, Soko Directory Team, Tobacco Intelligence, Vaping 360, VIDA Voices
Vapers Digest 17th March
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Why Bans of Low-Risk Nicotine Alternatives to Smoking in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) Will Do More Harm Than Good ~ New INNXO Position Paper Outlines Why Bans on Popular Alternatives to Smoking Will Do …
Tagged with: Alex Norcia, Brad Rodu, Center of Excellence for the acceleration of Harm Reduction, CoEHER, Dave Cross, Dr. Eric Crampton, Filter Magazine, Financial Post, Ian Irvine, INNCO, Jim McDonald, NewsRoom, Nicotine and Tobacco Research, Oxford Academic, Planet of the Vapes, Rich Duprey, Science 2.0, The Independent, The Motley Fool, Tobacco Reporter, Tobacco Truth, Vaping 360
Vaping Digest October 28th
Monday’s News at a glance:- US epidemic slowing down, but JUUL Labs threatens the whole industry – Why the U.K. Isn’t Having Problems With Vaping – Vaping IN The News – October 26 – New CRUK Report – NZ Data Proves Vaping’s Value – Prohibition 100 Years Later – Smokers confused over gov’t warning against vaping – Oregon regulators misleading public – Utah judge halts new restrictions on vape shops – Here’s the truth behind the vaping crisis – Despite Setbacks, Vaping Is Here to Stay – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vaping Digest March 22nd
Friday’s News at a glance:- Response to Press Release Announcing Proposed Ban on Electronic Cigarettes in San Francisco – Complete Prohibition of All Vape Sales – Is Vaping A Danger To Teens? – 10 Research Priorities – CRUK/ASH Report – Daily Mail’s Breasts – FDA In Brief – How Tobacco Harm Reduction can positively affect forest cover – Marlboro maker teams up with Vice – Survey Claims Vaping Has Already Caused Heart Disease – People smoke for the nicotine – Teen Epidemic | Research Is Biased and Flawed – Public Opinion on Vaping? It’s Complicated – Workers flock to ‘illegal’ on-the-job habit – Smokefree will mean vapefree in Wellington – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest July 11th
Wednesday’s News at a glance: An outsider’s experience of vaping in London ~ Countries With The Strictest E-Cig Regulations ~ Harry’s blog 63: Time to deliver on tobacco harm reduction ~ ‘It’s just a no-brainer’: The case for legalising e-cigarettes ~ …
Tagged with: 4BCAU, Blogs Of Bainbridge, Calgary Herald, Carl V. Phillips, Diane Caruana, Dr Roberto Sussman, George Gay, Harry Shapiro, Helen Spelitis, Jim McDonald, Luke Grant, New Nicotine Alliance, News Staff, Nicotine Science and Policy, Philippe Boucher, PTBO Canada, Rob Breakenridge, Science 2.0, Simon Chapman, The Daily Vaper, The Queensland Times, TMJ4 Milwaukee, Tobacco Reporter, Tom Durian, Vaping 360, Vaping Post
In the News September 13th
Tuesdays News at a glance: Who speaks for the vaper? – Alice in Tobaccoland – New Cochrane Review On E-Cigarettes – ECIV at work at the EU Commission – Former State Legislator Pamela Gorman Appointed Executive Director of SFATA – Dear god, please stop this …
Tagged with: ABillionLives, ECITA, Facts Do Matter, NSP, Science 2.0, SFATA, That Got Me Thinking Blog, Vaping Links, Vaping Post
In the News April 7th
Thursdays News at a glance: Bluffer’s guide to FDA regulation of tobacco and nicotine products – Misreported Vaping Studies and How You Can Help – Challenging the American consensus on e-cigarettes – Public Health England Consensus On E-Cigarettes Is Opposite Of America – Six bad arguments against criticism of misleading pro-THR claims – A vaping advocate makes the case for e-cigarettes – Letter to Alaska Legislature on e-cigarettes – Orange County Health Department Considering E-Cig Ban in Restaurants and Bars – Testing myself, addictiveness and mental state – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 7 April 2015
Tagged with: Anti-THR Lies, Carl V. Phillips, Clive Bates, EurekAlert, Jim McDonald, Juhani Orelma, Julia Belluz, R Street, Science 2.0, The Counterfactual, Vox
In the News 2nd October
Fridays News at a glance: Vapers in Power Call to Action – Expert says e-cigarettes are unattractive to non-smokers and those who try them don’t get hooked – Linda Bauld & John Britton give evidence to the Welsh HSCC (Part 1) – Public Health News – A Very Predictable Train Crash – An update on Totally Wicked’s TPD challenge – Alan Maryon-Davis gives evidence to the Welsh HSCC (Part 1) – SFATA October Newsletter – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest – Fri, 2 October 2015
Tagged with: #100k, 100Thousand, Alan Maryon-Davis, Bans, Call to Action, Dr Gilbert Ross, John Britton, Linda Bauld, NSP, Peter Hajek, PHE, Science 2.0, ViP, Wales
In the News 1st September
Tuesdays News at a glance: The Excrement of Science – 95% Backlash – The comparative risk of e-cigarettes — numbers, nonsense, and innumeracy – College Students Know E-cigarettes Aren’t Tobacco, Their Professors Are More Confused – Report from the Global Forum on Nicotine 2015 – Scottish Parliament Presentations – More on the ecig advocates’ descent toward junk science – E-cigarettes: the need for clear communication on relative risks – A British Lesson on Vaping for the CDC – 4 Reasons This Article About E-Cigarettes Is Bad – Anti-Smoking Groups’ Campaign of Deception is Working – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest
