Vaping News
Illicit Trade Skyrockets In Asia Pacific
Illicit trade skyrocketing in the Asia Pacific region constitutes a regulatory disaster, according to the Coalition of Asia Pacific Harm Reduction Advocates
Tasmanian Devils
The Pharmacy Guild Tasmania has spoken out against vaping and made claims that it doesn’t work for smoking cessation – despite a wealth of evidence to the contrary
US Teen Rates Continue To Fall
The National Youth Tobacco Survey 2024 results are in, showing that youth e-cig use has declined again, down to 5.9% who used at all in the past-30-day-use category
ASH Says New Bill is a Priority
Action on Smoking and Health’s Deborah Arnott has commented on the government’s leaked proposals and says the Tobacco and Vapes Bill should be a priority
Deadly Canada Ban Defies Science
Canada’s nicotine pouch ban is ‘deadly error defying science’, public according to leading health experts at the Smoke Free Sweden campaign
Australian Vape Depression Claim
“Research reveals everyday habit may double the risk of depression”, says the Daily Mail about a vape study from a team at the University of Sydney
YouGov Assesses Support for Bans
Survey company YouGov has looked at whether Britons would support an outdoor smoking ban and how this breaks down by party they’d vote for
A Cheat Code to Quit Smoking
Disposable vapes are “a cheat code to quit smoking” according to the findings of research funded by Cancer Research UK – who are calling for disposables to be banned
Dutch Flavour Ban Impact
Dutch vaper group ACVODA has detailed the repercussions of the online sales and flavour ban in the Netherlands and how it has backfired
UEA Research
Experimenting with commercially available vapes may be important for some people’s success in giving up smoking, according to new research from the University of East Anglia