Wednesday’s News at a glance: GFN UK Dialogues 2017 ~ Long-term vaping ‘far safer than smoking’ says ‘landmark’ study ~ Debunking the ‘experts’ on vaping ~New Study Concludes that Vaping is a One-Way Bridge to Cigarette Smoking among Youth ~ …
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Vapers Digest 6th Jan
Friday’s News at a glance: The Evidence is Incontrovertible – The problem with Stanton Glantz – Progression from Vaping to Smoking – Anti-smoking experts paid by Big Pharma – Between the rock and a hard place – Vaping the lesser evil – Hospital vaping ban sends ‘mixed message’ – Sperm and bubblegum ejuice – Former CDC director commends e-cigs for smoking cessation – Mastercard doesn’t want your money, vapers! – What to Expect From Big Tobacco In 2017 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 6 January 2017
In the News May 4th
Wednesdays News at a glance: Corrupt cover-up confirms killing machine – Legal challenges to EU Tobacco Products Directive fail – European Court Rules in Totally Wicked Legal Challenge – The Impact of the TPD – NNA Statement on CJEU Ruling – Regulators and the compliance fallacy – The EU’s new rules for vapers – How to Vote Vaper Not Labour – The prohibitionists have nicotine in their cross-hairs – Human heart cells respond less to e-cig vapour – No, e-cigarettes aren’t just as dangerous – College Nannies Ban – UAE e-cigarette sales ban to remain – How the EU clampdown will reshape e-cig marketing – Vaping closer to being accepted as a good thing – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 4 May 2016
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In the News 24th September
Thursdays News at a glance: A Tale of Education – Public Health England Fight Back – Complaints about conflict of interest are designed to maximize conflict of interest – Physicians Continue to Make Unsupported Claims About E-Cigarettes – More Disinformation about E-Cigs – Vaping as a ‘gateway’ to smoking is still more hype than hazard – Opinion: public health, magical thinking and monsters under the bed – Smoking in numbers: Do e-cigarettes help Scots quit? – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest
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In the News 22nd September
Tuesdays News at a glance: The UK Government Will Not Stand Up To Brussels – Are you TRULY surprised at the treatment of vapers? The real cause. – Think on that for a moment vapers.. – Prof Linda Bauld and Andy Morrison on BBC Radio Scotland – Toward beneficial and practical standards for e-cigarettes – Electronic Cigarettes are Not Renormalizing Smoking, Anti-Tobacco Groups Are – Nominee for FDA Commissioner Has Massive Conflicts of Interest – Evidence about nicotine toxicity and the dry puff phenomenon – Time to address e-cigarette confusion – U.S. Government Task Force to Smokers: Quit or Die – Fighting for Vaping Rights with Pamela Gorman of NJOY – Nicotine Science and Policy – Daily Digest
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In the News 27th May
Wednesdays News at a glance: It’s hard to juggle with e-cigarettes – Vaping – A lesser Evil to Tobaaco? – Help making healthier choices, with ecig restrictions – What are the research priorities for e-cigarettes? – Another Evidence-Free Ban, This Time In SW1 – Battle Lines & …
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