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In the News May 10th

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Tuesdays News at a glance: Gosh, No Idea – Low Risk of Passive Vaping – Nicopure Labs Challenges the FDA’s Deeming Rule – The healthiest option – Winners and Losers from the FDA’s Vaping and Cigar Crackdown – The F.D.A. Rules Ignore Harm Reduction Benefits – FDA Deeming Regulations with Dr. Michael Siegel – E-cigarette regulation helps taxes, not public health – The FDA overreaches on e-cigs – FDA Ban on Vaping: The Ugly Truth – Vaping hits low point- Senate Committee recommends ecigs on prescription only – World looks to New Zealand for wisdom on e cigarettes- Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 10 May 2016

In the News May 9th

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Mondays News at a glance: A Rough Week – What Type Of Advocate Are You ? – Professor Glantz brings his anti-vaping crusade to Europe – No UK premiere (yet) for A Billion Lives. Why not? – FDA V.S. TPD: Vaping Regulations – Diary Date: Will Regulation Ruin A Free Market? – When two tribes go to war – Deeming Regulations Will Decimate the E-Cigarette Industry – Vapour Trails TV – Ecig deeming regulation — nothing new to see here – When 70 Percent Of Cigarette Cost Is Tax – Push to legalise E-Cigarettes – Experts Savage FDA’s Most Recent Claim – Slovenia to deter switch to vapor – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 9 May 2016

In the News May 3rd

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Tuesdays News at a glance: The Big Scream – The Deliberately Blinkered Approach – Signage – Anti-vaping zealots write flat-earth letter to The Times – Despicable and dishonest – Why I don’t trust tobacco control – NNA submits comments to DoH – Fighting the Vape Militia Online and Off – ASH And Tobacco Control Caused All Vaping Bans – Words from the Echo Chamber – The Pleasure of E-cigarettes – The U.S. Government and health organizations are failing smokers on e-cigarettes – We can be heroes – How the EU’s TPD has pushed e-cigarettes into the dark – Tobacco excise – both sides should be ashamed – Australia’s prohibition of e-cigarettes is out of step – As FDA preps e-cigs rules – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Tuesday, 3 May 2016

In the News April 20th

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Wednesdays News at a glance: The Fix Is In For E-Cigs In Oz – Smoking licences rear their ugly head again – Notts County Council to ban smoking and vaping – Key health websites blindfold consumers on tobacco product risks – Is is safe to cut a nicotine patch in half? – House Committee Votes To Save E-cigarettes – E-cigs, vaporizers, smokeless tobacco products may gain grandfather exemption from FDA rules – Anti-smoking doctor calls for vaping to help hopeful quitters – Exhaled e-cigarette vapour particles disappear within seconds – Scientists put forward ecigs as a harm reduction perspective – Don’t regulate e-cigs as tobacco products – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 20 April 2016

In the News April 18th

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Mondays News at a glance: The CDC and Cohorts bend the truth. Again – Minimum Effort, Maximum Impact – Labour MP Slams Anti-Ecig Whingers – Fat Budgets And Fake Friends – Scottish council wants to ban smoking (and vaping) – American Thoracic Society Lies to Public – Congressional action on electronic cigarette regulations may save vapers – Punjab retailer sentenced for selling vaping products – Electronic cigarettes: the medicine of tomorrow? – Child vapers: A study of parental and carer views – Vaping on the Rise in China – Will regulation ruin a free market? – Can we wait for e-cigarette trials? – What is the Turnbull Government’s e-cig policy review hiding? – Carbonyls – friend or foe? – Take action to change the predicate date – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 18 April 2016

In the News April 13th

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Wednesdays News at a glance: What grandkids could teach Public Health – Being your own worst enemy – I’m with Clive (up to a point) – GFN2016 – Could Ofcom’s regulation of e-cigarette advertising silence all vaping advocates? – E-cigarettes – Will regulation ruin a free market? – E-Cigarettes Seen as Life-Savers by UK Government, But Condemned by US – A benefit-risk approach for ecigs in smoking cessation – Canadian Vaping Association Files Legal Challenge Against Quebec’s Bill 44 – Kanuha ethics complaint remains unresolved – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 13 April 2016

In the News April 1st

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Fridays News at a glance: Nothing To See Here – New Study Attacks Ecig Age Restrictions – Do nanny state initiatives actually work? – Paris Vape Summit, a meeting from vapers to vapers – The Fall of the Tobacco Control Empire – Institutional Corruption of Pharmaceuticals – Our World Premiere – Plans to Reform ECI – The Great Vape Hoax of 2016 – Ontario’s Campaign Against Vaping Will Cost Lives – Physicists’ experiment reveals unexpected facets of e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 1 April 2015

In the News March 21st

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Mondays News at a glance: Why I Love E-Cigs #497 – Tobacco21: Raising the Bar. Again – The Death of Public Health – Convenience and competition are key for emerging products – Open letter to Pembrokeshire County Council: Response – Propylene glycol classified as toxic? There’s no scientific proof for that! – Fiscal health before public health? – HuffPo Scrambles To Fix E-Cig Story Amid Torrent Of Criticism – Second e-cig study finds raising age limit may have backfire effect – Academics Devise Surveillance System – Are Anti-Vaping Zealots Breaking The Law? – Consumers and businesses should set vaping rules – Vape shops to cough up fee to protect youth – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 21 March 2016

In the News March 11th

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Fridays News at a glance: Sacrificial Lambs – Round and round we go – When is smoking socially unacceptable? – Mixed reaction to proposed e-cigarette ban – The Ecig less dangerous than smoking – Metals: Do we have to be wary with ecigs aerosols? – Electronic Cigarette Age Restrictions May Drive Teens to Traditional Cigarettes – CVS to Spend $50 Million on Antismoking Program – New SubOhm Vaper Danger – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 11 March 2016

In the News March 9th

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Wednesdays News at a glance: Surreal Stuff In The Lords – E-cigarette ban wins support – Vaping – is the jury still out? – Stop saying it’s not an e-cigarette ban – Does a tobacco-free world need to be nicotine free? – Half of North-East smokers used e-cigarettes – Vapers, ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated? – Campaigns and counter campaigns – Belgian vapers mobilize against the Royal decree – Health Effects and Demographics of Electronic Cigarette Users. – WHO Urges All Countries To Ban Smoking – Taxation: Electronic Cigarettes – E-cigarette ban monstrous – Vaping ban defeated in Ansonia – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 9 March 2016

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