Monday’s News at a glance: Stephen Fry challenges ban on smoking substitute – Does Big irredeemably mean Bad? – A junk history of tobacco harm reduction – There Should Be More Smoking On TV, Not Less – FDA’s tobacco stance faces test with Philip Morris iQOS device – Fears about adolescent vaping overstated – Vaping In The News – January 20th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: UKVIA calls for TPD repeal, while USA publishes fire statistics – Public Health Minister Endorses Government Lobbying Government – Health Effects and Irritants Studies – Vaping And Periodontitis – State government of Bihar bans e-cigarettes – E-cigarettes: Yea or nay? – Vaping may have its drawbacks but it’s a lifesaver for many – Why our government won’t talk about e-cigarettes – Thousands of Australians are vaping illegally – No need for a rush on bans – Medical group reverses position on e-cigarettes – Vaping In The News – January 6
Monday’s News at a glance: Challenging prohibition – New Zealand liberalisation faces delays, while bans and taxes continue to spread – Turningover a new leaf – Vaping vouchers from Hampshire’s Quit4Life service – The travesties that are Glantz – Take cue from BMA about-face – Expert Debunks Vaping ‘Gateway’ Myth – The Philip Morris Initiative – More quitters than smokers in Ireland – What do the latest rules mean for smokers? – Vaping In The News – January 6th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Thailand’s Disease Control Department is spreading misinformation about vaping ~ Taiwan Government moving towards a total vaping ban ~ Taiwan moves towards a total ban on ‘vaping’ ~ Indoor air quality (IAQ) evaluation of a Novel …
Wednesday’s News at a glance: Don’t let this British success go up in smoke ~ Harry’s blog 43: Safe Havens ~ Is the FDA about to regulate e-juice flavors? ~ Critics Accuse New Foundation of Acting as Smoke-Screen for Big Tobacco …
Monday’s News at a glance: Keep Smoking, Thailand Needs The Cash – Asian states continue to crack down on vapers – Loneliness: As Harmful As Smoking? – Cigarette Sales Continue Historic Plunge – AVCA Addresses ARFNZ – An article about vaping amongst teens – Vaping and the Tobacco Act – Smoking Cessation Is Not Medical Treatment – Time to wake up on e-cigs – Vaping In The News – December 16th – Safe Havens – Tokyo gov’ts split on indoor vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance: Join The NNA Campaign To Challenge Public Vape Bans – #VapesGiving – 2017! – Public Health Leaders Ask to Be Removed – FDA launches “Every Try Counts” campaign – Adolescent Smoking Rates Reach Historic Lows – Evidence from Freedom to Vape – Deafening Silence From Tobacco Controllers – Vapers: stay away from Thailand – Risk and responsibility – Vuse falls further behind Juul – HIV Won’t Kill You, but Smoking Will – Government Urged to Listen to Māori – Northeast sees rise in use of e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: A Healthy Dose Of Common Sense – Sarah Jakes – ECig Summit – The Truth Is Out There – Tobacco Control: Fueding, fussing, fighting, fear & funding – Clinical Trials Are A Terrible Way To Assess Vaping – The academic scandal hiding within – Nicotine: the helpful drug with the bad reputation – Paint me green and hear me roar! – Can e-cigarettes help the homeless quit smoking? – Vaping In The News December 9th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Friday’s News at a glance: Does Australia Punish Those Who Mislead Government? – Glantz sued for racist & sexist abuse – Tobacco Control experts are having a bad week – Challenging Prohibition campaign launches – An aid in smoking cessation, or a new health hazard? – Population-Level Proof – Is Germany finally embracing vaping? – Indoor E-cigarette restrictions increase prenatal smoking – So Many Questions About Glantz – Anti-vaping crusader Glantz accused of sexual harassment – Some Older Smokers Turn to Vaping – What Is The Reasoning Behind ‘Tobacco 21’? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance: Utter Waste Of Public Money – Chapman Called Out – New Tobacco Control Paper Recommends Vaping Without Realizing It – Nicotine poisoning is rarely serious – Gateway effect denial claims – CRUK: Vape For Mental Health – Letters of Intent for Early Scoping Work – Why is a Chicago suburb punishing teens that vape? – Feds Owe the Public ‘Corrective Statements’ – Scott ‘volunteered’ to lobby Pence – Vaping In The News – December 2nd – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
