Friday’s News at a glance: Petition to Halt EU-Wide Vaping Tax – Andy Morrison at the #GFN2018 – Scottish tobacco control plan – Plain Packaging & the TPD – NHS Trusts Ignore RCP Advice – Safe Travel for Vapers – YouTube Censoring Videos – Are …
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Vapers Digest July 6th
Tagged with: #GFN18, Andy Morrison, Ashtray Blog, Azim Chowdhury, Carl V. Phillips, Daily Vaper, Diane Caruana, Dr Joe Kosterich, Facts Do Matter, Jakarta Post, Lindsey Stroud, Mawsley, New Nicotine Alliance, Paul Barnes, Planet of the Vapes, Sam Chambers, Samuel Jockel, Scotland, TCP, Travel, Vaping Post
Vapers Digest 25th October
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Ideology Beats Science – Cross-party group of MPs launches inquiry – Debunking the Myths of Ecigs – Excelsior – Pediatric Journal Straight-Up Lies About E-Cigarettes – Hysteria over Drugs and Ecigs – Drop in smokers quitting with NHS Scotland – Prisoners allowed to VAPE – Bill that would raise e-cig taxes – New York State Bans Vaping – Higher prices won’t stop smoking – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 21st September
Thursday’s News at a glance: Why has IBVTA partnered with Public Health England this Stoptober? – Stoptober backs e-cigs for first time – People quitting smoking hit record high – E-cigs definitely less harmful than smoking – No air pollution variations – National nursing group endorses use of e-cigarettes – Looming September 30 Deadline – NZ study compares the effectivity of e-cigs – Marlboro Man Wants Us All to Quit – Oakland bans flavored tobacco products – The World In Vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 17th Feb
Friday’s News at a glance: NNA adds another country, but Scotland disrupts new advertising rules – We Live In Taxing Times – The problem with harm reduction – Essays on health – Solvent Chemistry in the Electronic Cigarette Reaction Vessel – The Age of Control – New bill could halt FDA e-cigarette prohibition – Smokers’ memories could help them quit – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 17 February 2017
In the News April 28th
“Can we just take a moment? The RCP report is in 140 articles. One hundred and forty. How far did this go?”
Thursdays News at a glance: Nicotine without smoke: Tobacco harm reduction – ‘Promote e-cigarettes widely as substitute for smoking’ – One in the eye for Simon Chapman – V.I.P Statement – Nicotine without smoke—putting electronic cigarettes in context – Game Changer: World Leading Medical Group Backs E-Cigarettes -Royal College of Physicians strongly endorses e-cigarettes as smoking substitutes – A trial comparing electronic cigarettes with NRT – Throwback Thursday – NHS Lanarkshire to consider allowing e-cigarettes on hospital grounds – E-cigarettes and smoking cessation – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 28 April 2016
In the News April 21st
Thursdays News at a glance: The tobacco control high command has lost its way – A tale of two epidemics: – More Fun With Public Health And E-cigs – Indoor Vaping ‘Unlikely’ To Pose A Health Risk – Pro-vaping Assembly candidates have raised £4,000 – Smoking still banned – but you can freely puff on e-cigs on Vale Hospital grounds – NHS Fife says e-cigarette ban in hospital grounds will remain in place – The New Zealand Initiative – Health district clears the air on proposed vaping rules – Vape and vapour products debut in international standardization – Wasserman Schultz Slammed For Opposition To E-Cigarettes – Canberra: hiding something on e-cigs? – Federal Court forces drug regulator to consider nicotine inhaler case – West Virginia Cigarette Tax Hike Bill Goes Up in Smoke – Heartland Institute Vaping Experts React – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 21 April 2016
Tagged with: Andrea Dillon, Australia, Bans, Clive Bates, Daily Caller, Daily Record, Dick Puddlecote, FDA, Gerry St, Guy Bentley, HuffPost, ISO, Jane Lee, Kitsap Sun, Knowledge. Action. Change, New Zealand, NHS, Ruth Mosalski, Sandrine Tranchard, Scotland, Tad Sooter, Tax, Terry Barnes, The Counterfactual, Thomas Tamblyn, Vapers in Power, Vapour Trails TV, ViP, VTTV, Wales
In the News April 19th
Tuesdays News at a glance: E-cigarettes allowed on NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde sites – Vapers Win Big: House Committee Passes Amendment To Save E-Cigarettes – Shaman’s Revenge? – The Ecig officially recognized in smoking risk reduction – Medical Group With Financial Ties To Big Pharma Accused Of Lying – 28 Proven Health Benefits of Nicotine – Vaping, leaving Public Health behind? – Study finds nicotine safe – Sedgwick County employees can now use e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Tagged with: Bans, bbc, Daily Caller, France, Gerry Stimson, Guy Bentley, Mike Jay, Nathalie Dunand, NHS, Nicotine, PGVG, Scotland, SelfHacked, Tom Valeo, Wales
In the News March 29th
Tuesdays News at a glance: The pleasure principle – Truth To Power – Eleven Things People Are Buying Apart From Ecigs – 6 Misleading Pro-Vaping Arguments We Should Stop Using – NHS health chief reckons smoke-free Scotland ‘possible’ by 2034 – Equating Vaping With Smoking Is Medical Malpractice – CVS Health Tells Public that Smoking is No More Dangerous than Vaping – Smoking is normal – Cigarettes cheaper than e-cigarettes – Proposed law to raise smoking age ineffective – States Differ in Approach to E-Cigarette Taxes – Smoke without fire: – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 29 March 2016
In the News March 14th
Mondays News at a glance: Brexit: utopia, dystopia or PONCE? – Hong Kong Ecig Broadside – Vaping creates a boost for Scotland’s high streets – Sleeping with the enemy (or as I prefer – you’ve got to be in it to win it) – Harm reduction, State, and Utopia – The views of under-18s to e-cigarettes – Stunning Reversal – Ontario Pulls Trigger On Anti Vaping Regulations – Why are Some Massachusetts Health Boards Willing to Protect Youth Smoking? – Will New State Law Kill California’s Vape Industry? – Restricting how vape shops operate – Why are people so illogical about vaping? – Scientific Research on Vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 14 March 2016
Tagged with: Adam Smith Institute, Anti-THR Lies, Brent Stafford, California, Carl V. Phillips, CBC News, Clive Bates, Inverse, Kate Bueckert, Mary Carreon, Mawsley, Medical Xpress, Michael Siegel, Neel V. Patel, NNA, Planet of the Vapes, Regulator Watch, Sarah Jakes, Scotland, The Counterfactual, Tim Worstall, Vapour Trails TV, Victoria Weldon, VTTV
In the News January 18th
Mondays News at a glance: Damn those kids! – Sweet or Sour? The Appeal of E-Cigarette Ads – On advertising – a few thoughts – Scientific rigor and the notion of the preconceived stance – E-Cigarettes, Prescriptions and the UK National Health Service – Trends in e-cigarette use in England – Glantz responds to his (other) critics, helping make my point – Sunday Science Lesson: What is “meta-analysis”? (and why was Glantz’s inherently junk?) – Study Claiming E-Cigarettes Make Quitting Harder Exposed As ‘Unscientific Hatchet Job’ – White House Finalizing Strict E-Cig ‘Deeming’ Rules – E-cig clarification needs clarification – Pro-vaping group sues Pierce County – A hot, hazy mess – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest – Mon, 18 January 2016
