Monday’s News at a glance:
Put Consumers At The Heart of Debate – UK report slams Bloomberg – Will WHO wake up to realities of tobacco? – Industry warns of health risks as fake vaping products increase – Weekly Vape News Sunday July 25th – Otago Study Sends Mixed Messages – Giving up smoking through vaping complex – Marlboro Plans To Stop Selling Smokes In The U.K. – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
The WHO Emphasizes Its Mission to Destroy Safer Nicotine Alternatives ~ World Vapers’ Alliance: WHO report on tobacco epidemic perpetuates myths on vaping ~ President Derek Yach’s Statement on the WHO’s Global Tobacco Epidemic Report ~ Expert reaction to WHO report on nicotine and tobacco products ~ Anti-vaping advice by World Health Organisation ‘risks lives of millions’ ~ World Health Organisation has ignored science AGAIN and put lives at risk says DAVID JONES ~ WHO distracts from decades of failed efforts to reduce smoking with misguided war on safer alternatives ~ Bloomberg-Funded WHO Report Doubles Down Against Vaping ~ UKVIA Responds To APPG Report ~ New Zealand Hides Industry Specs ~ Put Consumers At The Heart of Debate ~ Taking Notes: Banning Flavored Products that Help People Quit Smoking ~ Tobacco: Australia’s new drug war ~ Illegal tobacco syndicates are a problem Australia and Asia doesn’t need ~ Parliament draft report pushes for tax hike on all tobacco products ~ Let’s talk e-cigarettes – July 2021 with special guest Dr Katie Myers Smith
Friday's News at a glance:
ETHRA July news roundup - Vape Industry Can’t Advertise to Kids - The WHO’s bizarre war on e-cigarettes - WHO’s Attack on Tobacco Harm Reduction - WHO's report against vaping compromised - ASH Provides Teen Vaping Update - Why Harm Reduction is the Right Path Forward for India - Vaping Laws and the Treachery of Good Intentions - 2.4 million smokers in the UK turn to vape to quit - A paper on e-cigarette taxation - Tobacco Control’s Latest Self-Fulfilling Prophecy - Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
ETHRA Survey Update – The WHO tells us: Don’t say “safer” anymore! – Tobacco Harm Reduction Goes Live on Community Radios in Malawi – Despite Data, WHO’s War on Tobacco Alternatives Continues – E-Liquids between myth and reality – An Anti-Tobacco Hero’s Complicated Legacy – Glantz Won’t Quit – An Unusual Complication of Electronic Cigarette Use – How can we wipe out youth vaping – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
Never mistake the finger for the moon: the role of nicotine ~ E-cig industry association sues Spanish government over anti-vaping campaign ~ Anti-Tobacco Philanthropy or Manipulation? ~ Beyond TPD – UK Politicians Say Scrap 2ml Tanks and Raise Nicotine Levels! ~ “Alarmingly High” Number of US Doctors Think Nicotine Causes Cancer ~ INNCO And The Bad Cop ~ Vape Bus To Tour Europe ~ Regulate us, vaping industry players tell government ~ Ukraine Follows WHO Advice, Prohibits Vape Flavors and Advertising ~ The Best in Vape-Related News: July 2021
Friday’s News at a glance:
ETHRA EU Nicotine Users Survey – Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids VP – WHO Decides THR Talks Can Wait Until 2023 – Why the WHO is wrong about vaping – Asia-Pacific panel to scrutinize WHO’s latest tobacco report – The tainted science of Stanton Glantz – Nicotine Toothpicks Are a Bigger Story Than We Thought – Another Glantz Debunking – Virtual Hilarity – Otago’s Mixed Messages – Fewer than quarter of Scots want restrictions – Successful countering of tobacco industry efforts to overturn Thailand‘s ENDS ban – Ukraine Poised to Pass an Anti-Vaping Law – Misinformation, attacks from NGOs – Breath clouds, heat plumes, and nefarious NGOs – Misinformation Threatens Efforts to Reduce Tobacco Harm – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
Nicotine prescriptions. What you need to know – Consumer rights and bans: the history repeat itself – Italy To Lower Vape Taxes – Panel To Pull Apart WHO Report – Bloomberg Philanthropies – Taking Tobacco Tactics to the Next Level – LGBT campaigners accuse WHO of ‘ignoring science’ – Spain: Vape Industry Sues Government – Are cigarette companies quitting smoking? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Wednesday’s News at a glance:
‘Smoking bans don’t work – nor will cracking down on vape and cigarette sales’ ~ Canada: Young Adults’ Smoking Rates Are Dropping Unprecedented Rates ~ Vape Flavor Bans Will Lead More Teens to Smoke, Suggests Another Study ~ New Zealand leads the way with vaping regulations ~ PH, New Zealand set to pass laws reflecting tobacco harm reduction ~ Banning 70% of vape products will only exacerbate smoking in New Zealand ~ Professor Brad Rodu – Made the Swedish Experience of snus known worldwide. Interview by Bengt Wiberg ~ YCR Pushes Vaping Again ~ Spanish Government Sued Over Vape Lies ~ FDA Rejects 4.5 Million PMTA Applications From a Single Vape Company ~ With a Month to Go, FDA Closes Out 4.5 Million PMTAs ~ Proposed federal tobacco tax may cost more than it earns
Friday’s News at a glance:
2020 National Youth Tobacco Survey – Successful Vape Stories: Vast database reveals the truth! – 7 Steps to Becoming an Environmentally Friendly Vaper – Less Than 2% of California High Schoolers Vape Daily – Docs Still Don’t Know Nic – China’s Mask Slips – Antz Attacked – WHO’s crusade against THR is misguided – Please, Health Canada – Experts: THR already successful – Innovative non-combustible nicotine delivery – Blanket bans on safer nicotine products (SNPs) – Learning from COVID to tackle the tobacco epidemic – How will Australia’s new sales regime work? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Monday’s News at a glance:
How the UK Is Allowing Vapes to Save Hundreds of Thousands of Lives – Vast Vaper Database Reveals The Truth – Gallup Says Americans Under 30 Still Prefer Vaping to Smoking – E-cigarettes are not our enemy – VPASA slams WHO’s comments – Dirty Ashtray Award for WHO! – NYU Epidemiologist Talks War on Vaping – Smokers in Africa – Tobacco and vaping: A new leaf – Brian Carlton: The Spoonman – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
