Vapers Digest January 17th
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
No adverse health impacts from long term vaping — Study ~ E-cigarettes can help smokers quit, and public officials should take note ~ Harry’s blog 46: It’s the smoke not the tobacco ~ Campaign to legalise snus – update on the ECJ Case ~ eCigarette opportunity ‘not to be missed’ ~ Commission opposes excise tax on e-cigarettes and novel tobacco products, for now ~ Vapes and Egypt ~ World News Roundup ~ My Turn: Mike Stenhouse: Anti-tobacco fanatics, from R.I. to D.C. ~ Fishers wants to crack down on vaping in city parks ~ E-Cigarette Bills Pending in New York State Legislature ~ Business as usual for vape dealers amid pending regulation ~ Study Reveals Cigarettes Are More Addictive Than Previously Thought
Vapers Digest 19th January
Friday’s News at a glance:
Reprieve for EU vapers – NNA joins the case against the EU snus ban – Schools Criminalising Vaping Kids – 1.7 Million High Schoolers Vaped in 2016 – New FDA Statement On Vape Products – E-cigarette helps mum-of-two kick 25-year smoking habit – Snus tobacco on the rise as Norway smoking halved in a decade – Farsalinos Exposes Faults – Is Science or Policy Preference Leading the Way? – Chinese Adolescents and Vaping – Vapers Face An Onslaught Of New Taxes – Misleading Animal Research On Nicotine – Electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation – More data in favour of the relative safety of HnB products – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 22nd January
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
Derek Yach: Building a Foundation to accelerate an end to smoking ~ ANPVU launches to give Italian vapers a consumer-led voice ~ National Academies Vape Report: Just What the FDA Needed ~ A Big Week For Tobacco Harm Reduction ~ E-Cigarettes Can Be Lifesavers ~ Vaping As Lesser Evil: Boston Expert’s Top Takeaways From Big E-Cig Report ~ Japan’s IQOS Experience Suggests Product Could Reduce U.S. Cigarette Consumption ~ FDA tobacco committee hearing could be watershed moment for innovative products ~ NNA Snus ECJ Case ~ Snus goes to court again ~ 43% of Brits Think Vaping Is Better Than Smoking: YouGov ~ Vaping under threat in tobacco-loving Indonesia ~ 4 big takeaways from the most comprehensive report on e-cigarettes yet
Vapers Digest 26 January
Friday’s News at a glance:
A Great Day For Bureaucratic Intransigence – FDA vote throws doubt on iQOS as reduced-risk product – Indonesia plans giant vape tax – Hajek Is Looking For Answers – National Academies Report On E-Cigs: Just What The FDA Ordered – Building on the Success of Snus – Real Talk About Vaping – If quitting isn’t an option, is vaping? – Vaping less harmful to lung fluids than smoking – Elderly Israeli couple arrested in Thailand for using e-cigarette – E-cigs, shisha to be illegal from Feb 1 – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest January 29th
Monday’s News at a glance:
Police, pharma raids hit every Malaysian vape shop – Sensory Enhancement Or Addiction? – FDA vote is a setback – but not a disaster – for iQOS – American academics release new report as NNA takes on the EU over snus – Why Was The National Academies Report So Wrong About The Gateway Effect? – Cancer Research Ad Provokes Attacks – To vape or not to vape in public … – UK accused of hypocrisy – Beware: No e-cigarettes in Thailand – Vaping In The News 27th January – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest 31st January
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
CDC director quits after report about stock ownership ~ FDA Advisory Committee: Heat-Not-Burn is Lower Exposure Than Smoke ~ Harry’s blog 48: Warning! The cautionary principle could seriously damage your health ~ E-Cigarettes and DNA Damage ~ Headlines saying ‘vaping might cause cancer’ are wildly misleading ~ The Constitution going up in vapor ~ Science Lesson: Model Shopping – The Real Problem With Epidemiology ~ Singapore Tells Travelers To Ditch Their E-Cigarettes Or Face Punitive Penalties ~ Vaping is not as bad for you as smoking, and it’s a public health disaster that people are being led to believe otherwise ~ EU urges European judges to maintain ban on popular smoking substitute ~ WARNING: NCR RDA Review and Rundown (Youtube Video) ~ ASH’s Snus Flip Flop ~ Snus benefits questioned ~ Stopping smoking main reason for vaping ~ Wrigley lawsuit: Don’t use Starburst, Skittles to sell e-cigarette liquid
Why the e-cigarette industry needs STANDARDS, not regulation – Asian vapers continue to suffer, and US study spreads fresh misinformation – Are Low-Nicotine Cigarettes Less Likely To Cause Cancer? – Vaping After Brexit – Nicotine Reflections – Terry Walker – E-cigarettes can be lifesavers – New Zealand survey – Military health officials: No deaths from vaping – Building up steam on bid to legalise nicotine vaping – Regulating e-cigarettes a better option – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest February 5th
Monday’s News at a glance:
E-cigarette trial makes Isle of Man jail ‘calmer and safer’ – Challenges to the ban on snus – NHS plan to prescribe e-cigarettes – Encourage smokers to use e-cigarettes – How (and Why) Health Experts Changed Their Opinion – Vapers In Singapore Are Now Criminals – National Academies Of Sciences E-Cig Report Gets It Wrong – The Precautionary Principle And Vaping – Dr. Farsalinos Submits Official Complaint To FDA Over Anti-Vaping Study – Our Sit Down With Director Aaron Biebert – Drippers, throat hits and fairy fartst February 5th
PHE Special February 6th
PHE Report at a glance:
PHE publishes independent expert e-cigarettes evidence review – Key questions and findings from our e-cigarette evidence update – PHE Misses the Mark – Vaping discussed on BBC Essex – Can We Have Our Money Back, PHE? – Public Health England Boosts its Support for Vaping – Comprehensive Report on Vaping – UK experts urge smokers to switch to e-cigs – New PHE review strengthens consensus – E-cigarettes should be on sale in hospital shops – Pregnant Smokers told to use E-Cigs
