Monday’s News at a glance:- EU cancer summit snubs Swedes’ lung cancer success – Child poisoning from vaping. Is it time to panic yet? – More Than Half of Americans Favor Tobacco Prohibition – Vaping: public health’s unhealthy obsession – UK Disposable Vape Ban Bill – French Misunderstand Vaping Danger – Parliament – The Advocates Voice 2023 Premiere – Tobacco control is not a zero-sum game – Don’t bully us, say vapers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Malaysia Poised to Legalize E-Cigarettes ~ New study shows vaping helps Australian smokers quit ~ Vape bill opens door to responsible e-cigarette players ~ From Coercion to Empowerment ~ How FDA’s Mitch Zeller blew it …
Monday’s News at a glance:- Another study backs vaping as safe, but US courts run wild and Mormons make up more rules – Reduce smoking rates to 10 per cent by 2025? – Progressive View On Vaping – Vaping In The News – August 17th – Blaming Breathing Problems on ‘Vaping’ Is Like Blaming Food Poisoning on Eating – Illicit Cannabis Vape Carts Hospitalized 7 – News coverage hinders Smoke-free – Should Illinois do more to regulate vaping – Govt mulling options to enforce ban on e-cigs – Anti-smoking crusaders criticise Federal Government – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Hunt finally sees sense on vaping ~ Federal Liberal Party pushes to overturn the vaping ban ~ Regular vaping by adolescents in New Zealand is rare ~ E-cigarette industry agrees to voluntary sales ban for minors …
Monday’s News at a glance: Harry’s blog 64: What if…..? – Challenging a bad tobacco law – UK faces a vaping dilemma – How Low Will They Go? Discouraging Smokers From Switching – The Big Public Health donkeys – Users Sue Juul for Addicting Them to Nicotine – Vapers’ outrage over 100 per cent tax – Is the American Vaper an Endangered Species? – Exhaled e-vapor particles evaporate in seconds – High Temp Vaping Is OK Says Research – Is Tobacco Industry’s innovation a win for public health? – Smoke-free alternatives to cigarettes – Group left disappointed at confusing advocacy – Vaping In The News July 21st – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Thursday’s News at a glance:
Slandering vapers – Vaping, Big Public Health and the new McCarthyism – When all else fails, lets try smear an innuendo – Innumeracy and junk science – I’m just a shill – The Relentless Pursuit of Stopping the Rise of Vapor – The Illogic of Condoning Vaping – Seeking Redemption – Health experts don’t want to ‘sacrifice’ smokers – Possible change to deeming regulations scares our enemies – Should e-cigarettes be exempt from FDA rules? – Group seeks referendum on flavored tobacco ban – Health experts ask businesses to ban E-Cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: Still Angry – And Getting More So! – Plain Packaging STILL Doesn’t Work – The health department head compounds his sins – Vape advocacy: what is worth supporting? – I’ve Got a Question about CONtrol – 4 Research Studies That are Shut-Up Calls for Vape Haters – E-cigarettes in the workplace – The Effect of E-Cigarette Indoor Vaping Restrictions – Vaping In The News–June 3rd, 2017 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: Public Health – Medicine’s mad dogs – Hey Ruth. This one is for you – How Tobacco Control ‘Science’ Works #94 – Denial of the Echo Chamber – Vape Fires Feed Legislation Calls – Top 10 “things” that piss me off about #ecigs – Vaping in the News – The TGA and nanny staters just can’t help themselves – Political resistance for e-cigarettes evaporating – E-Cigs ‘Substantially Improve’ Health – Reverse the ‘post-truth’ attitude – It is not a campaign, it is a war – Lawmakers seek to help e-cig makers – Tobacco Harm Reduction Update – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Monday, 20 February 2017
Wednesdays News at a glance: We’re Staying Alive, You …. Maybe Not So Much – Aberdeenshire’s gone doolally – Reply to ASH Scotland, with a note for all the others – The smear factor – Harm reduction: is Nanny losing the initiative? – When it comes to e-cigs, harm reduction must be the order of the day – Quitters want nicotine e-cigs – New scientific test delivers greater insight – Information for health care workers – The Right To Vape Tour – Card payments difficult for online sellers – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Thursdays News at a glance: Reason and common sense will yet prevail – Two New Studies Discredit The CDC’s Dire Warnings About E-Cigarettes and Teenagers – WHO Tobacco Treaty A Threat to Public Health – Scientific evidence grows for e-cigarettes – Expert reaction to new studies on vaping and quitting – What we want from a 10-year mental health strategy – Libs call for rethink on e-cigarette ban – Laugesen et al on e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 15 September 2016
