Friday’s News at a glance:
Europe’s Beating Cancer plan fails smokers – Europe’s Cancer Plan misses the mark – World-first research finds vaping likely to be less addictive than smoking – How the EU plans to expand the nanny state – Vaping is the gateway out of smoking – Mississippi Misses the Mark – Government Launches Consultation – You Don’t Know Nicotine – Tobacco Patent War May Lead to a U.S. Ban of IQOS – Chicago Accuses Online Vape Retailer of Underage Sales – Bloomberg’s Philanthro-Colonialism – The role of vaping nicotine in psychiatry practice – Potential revenue from taxing e-cigarettes – Wake-Up Call – Is Vaping A Social Justice Issue? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
COVID-19 and Vaping – Author and Editors Defend the Indefensible Stanford Study on Vaping & Covid – UK Government consultation on vaping & related tobacco products – Cochrane Testimonial: E-Cigarettes Show Up Even More Reliable Than Pure Nicotine Substitute Treatment – New committee hopes to have vaping regulations overturned – Europe Takes Draconian Stance – Engaging in Sustainable Vaping – You Dirty Rats – Smoke-free Alternatives Seek to be Considered in Efforts to Reduce Tobacco-Related Illnesses in Costa Rica – Excise duty on tobacco products to increase in Croatia from March – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
Harm reduction organization warns governments against vested interest group influence ~ Czech drug expert criticises Commission’s tobacco-free Europe plan ~ Small Business to Bear Brunt of U.S. Mail Ban ~ UKVIA Responds to the EC Cancer Report ~ IEVA Responds In Measured Fashion ~ WVA: EU Cancer Plan Misses The Mark ~ Smoking cessation and counseling: A mixed methods study of pediatricians and parents ~ Systematic review of biomarker findings from clinical studies of electronic cigarettes and heated tobacco products ~ The Battle Against Deadly EU Vape Laws
Friday’s News at a glance:
Global Forum on Nicotine 2021 – “Sloppy journalism spreads contagion panic” – FDA Threatens More Small Vape Companies – All-Parliamentary Group Hears Vapor Advocates – ETHRA Slams “Perverse” European Commission – Parliament’s Special Committee on Beating Cancer – Swansea FC Own Goal – NZ Vaping Regs “Positive and Pragmatic” – Fruity Little Dangers – Liberal Plan to Decrease Vaping Initiation – Drug Science submission to the WHO – Receipt of Cessation Treatments – Study doesn’t say most vapers are 17% more likely to transmit Covid – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
APPG Holds COP9 Inquiry – Experts Highlight the Need for Vapers in Ireland to Unite – Eurobarometer: Reality hits EU Commission – One thousand, Three hundred – Age Guidance for Vendors Issued – Webinar Registration – Gottheimer, anti-vaping advocate, gets tobacco campaign cash and dividends – The US FDA Finalizes Two Minimum Requirements For The PMTA – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
Submit In Support Of Kiwi Vapers And Businesses This Lockdown ~ Swissx Sends Cease and Desist Letters To Companies Selling Patent Infringing Juul Products ~ Opinion: Flavor bans won’t fight tobacco or improve health ~ Remember the PMTA List FDA Promised? It’s Still Not Done ~ Perspective: FDA’s Progress on Review of Tobacco Product Applications Submitted by the Sept. 9, 2020 Deadline ~ Webinar Diary Dates ~ Vaping’s Not My Thing ~ FDA Receives More Than 15,000 PMTAs
Friday’s News at a glance:
Don’t miss this opportunity to help shape vaping regulations – Big wins for Big Tobacco: – The groundless Dutch proposal to ban flavors – Germany proposes new €0.02 per mg tax – Maryland: Vape Tax Passes, Flavor Fight Continues – The State Of Business – Post-Brexit Opportunities – Follow the Evidence – Vaping and Covid-19: – BAT Beats Earnings Estimates as Vaping Sales Surge – Federal Mail Ban on Vape Products – THR product controls ‘insane’ – The Ethics of Tobacco Harm Reduction: – Vast potential for vape industry if regulated – CAPHRA warns against grant-for-policy scheme – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
The Great Australian Smoking Grant Racket! – Nicotine is a protective shield – Vape shop and consumer activity during COVID-19 – Democrats’ tobacco policies could hurt more than help – NNA Call To Action – We Vape’s Call To Action – Then They Came For Chocolate – Telegraph Misrepresents COVID Vaping Threat – Vaping and Tobacco Harm Reduction – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
Nicotine pouches ~ Vaping in England: evidence update February 2021 ~ Vaping better than nicotine replacement therapy for stopping smoking, evidence suggests ~ Evidence strengthens that vaping is effective for stopping smoking but not reaching its full potential with adult smokers ~ Use of e-cigarettes among young people in Great Britain ~ Dire Tax Consequences ~ Stunning PHE Report Released ~ NO EPIDEMIC – NO GATEWAY ~ Biden Should Choose Science over Politics and Embrace Tobacco Harm Reduction ~ British American Tobacco sees pick-up in consumers using vaping ~ Lower Taxes for Less Harmful Nicotine Products Will Reduce Smoking Rates – Dr Kgosi Letlape
Friday’s News at a glance:
NNA welcomes the latest PHE review on vaping – Vaping Saves Lives Says UK Government – Experts Share Evidence About Flavours in Submission to Dutch Government – Ukraine’s HnB tax hike blamed for ‘inevitable’ boom in bootleg sales – Big T News – PHE Report: Business Responds – PHE Report: Experts and Advocates Respond – UKVIA Back In To Advise Parliament – Almost 2,000 Canadians Tell Health Canada: Stop Unnecessary Vaping Regulations – Younger Individuals and Their Human Right to Harm Reduction Information – Content Analysis of U.S. Newspaper Coverage of Causes and Solutions to Vaping- Associated Lung Injury – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
