Vapers Digest 23rd November

Wednesday’s News at a glance:

Marewa Glover: Anti-tobacco zealot turned harm reduction advocate ~ “High Certainty” Evidence That Vapes Are Better Quitting Aids Than NRT ~ Vapes Are Better Than NRT ~ Please let the FDA follow the science instead of blowing in the political winds ~ The overlooked potential of smokefree products for effective tobacco control ~ The FDA Is Getting It Right on Youth Vaping. Time To Do More for Adult Smokers ~ INNCO Weekly Issue ~ Vapes Are Better Than NRT ~ GFN News #29 | Alex Norcia and Martin Cullip on the California Flavour Ban ~ California’s Prop 31 Passes Leaving Vapers out in the Cold ~ HIGH CERTAINTY | Nicotine Vapes More Effective to Help Smokers Quit

In this instalment of our Harm Reduction Heroes series, Snusforumet talks to Dr. Marewa Glover, director of the independent Auckland-based Centre of Research Excellence: Indigenous Sovereignty & Smoking, who takes issue with New Zealand’s image as a bastion of progression in the tobacco harm reduction (THR) arena.

“High Certainty” Evidence That Vapes Are Better Quitting Aids Than NRT

Cochrane, a research institute considered something of a benchmark in evidence-based public health interventions, has released an updated review that finds vaping products help adults quit cigarettes more than traditional nicotine replacement therapies, like patches and gums.

Vapes Are Better Than NRT

Dave Cross, Planet of the Vapes

A Cochrane review has found the strongest evidence yet that e-cigarettes, also known as ‘vapes’, help people to quit smoking better than traditional nicotine replacement therapies, such as patches and chewing gums. Published last week, the review found vapers are more likely to stop smoking for at least six months than NRT users.


Cheryl K. Olson, MPH, Sc.D., Progressive Policy Institute

The overlooked potential of smokefree products for effective tobacco control

Pakistan Observer

Smoking remains one of the major risk factors for most non-communicable diseases all over the world.Every year, numerous people try to quit smoking. Some of them succeed but most of them relapse and a large number of smokers do not even try to quit at all. Given the nature of this habit, the situation is understandable but what is not understandable is the unwillingness of some health authorities, experts, and governments to take a more innovative, science-backed approach to protecting the health of the smokers.




The FDA Is Getting It Right on Youth Vaping.

Time To Do More for Adult Smokers

Dr. Matthew Holman, D.C. Journal

The most recent data from the National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) tell a story that you probably haven’t heard.

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the 2022 NYTS results, which showed underage e-cigarette use had dropped below the level that led the FDA to declare an “epidemic” in 2018. The data show the epidemic continues to be reversed.


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INNCO Weekly Issue | Nov 21st, 2022

Innco

Hi Dear Friends,

It’s always a pleasure to greet you. INNCO has published a Press Release about the “Popcorn Lung” myth and how it popped up on a TV Show named: “This Morning” in the UK. if you want to check it out, you can do it here.

INNCO is presenting this week at the Lisbon Addictions Conference the preliminary results of the survey about the Harassment and Intimidation harm reduction advocates close to our organization could be experimenting. We will provide more information soon.



GFN•TV, a broadcast arm of the GFN stable, is now offering year round coverage of the issues that matter in tobacco harm reduction.

On this Day…2020

Vaping is a gateway out of smoking

Linda Kumar

A 2020 report by an American advocacy group, the Consumer Choice Center, debunks the common belief that “vaping is the gateway to smoking for adults and adolescents.”

Titled “Vaping and the Gateway Myth”, the report highlighted findings that vaping is 95 per cent less harmful than smoking.

Parliament

Dave Cross, Planet of the Vapes

Questions have been asked and answers given about vaping, tobacco harm reduction, and EVALI in the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Importantly, the position of vape shops being forced to close during the second COVID-19 lockdown has been questioned in both Houses although the responses were far from satisfactory.


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