British American Tobacco, which has been assiduous during recent years in its nicotine-product research, has uncovered further evidence that vapor is hugely less risky than is smoke.Read More
British American Tobacco is continuing its quest to establish scientifically whether or not vapor is less risky than is smoke. To date; all the signs are that vapor is far less risky.Read More
The program for the 2017 Global Forum on Nicotine is almost complete and organizers have published the details of the speakers and chairpersons who are due to take part. Read More
The names of the first speakers to have confirmed their participation at the Global Forum on Nicotine 2017 have been made available by the organizers.Read More
In some places, indoor smoking bans do not apply to vaping, and it is important for the success of heated-tobacco products that they are allowed to be on the inside with electronic cigarettes.Read More
Scientists working at British American Tobacco say that more research needs to be carried out into the use of citric acid in e-liquids.Read More
Whether or not British American Tobacco’s approach to measuring if tobacco is heated or burnt in new nicotine devices is generally accepted, it is certainly an important step forward.Read More
The failures – sometimes explosive – of batteries used in some vapor devices have been causing concern; so a workshop to discuss these issues is timely.Read More
A lot of CORESTA reports and information on projects that it has undertaken are being made available on the organization’s website.Read More
The idea that Philip Morris International is serious about harm reduction and reduced-risk products is supported by its record in applying for and obtaining patents.Read More
