The trouble with oven-ready ideas, such as the one that has it that electronic cigarettes are tobacco products, is that they’re not the real thing. And no amount of ketchup will make them right.Read More
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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
Vapor advocates in the US are promoting a bill that would mitigate against the worst excesses of the Food and Drug Administration’s electronic-cigarette deeming regulations.Read More
A small survey in the US suggests that the perceived level of danger posed by electronic cigarettes decreases as frequency of use increases.Read More
The calls for tobacco harm-reduction strategies to replace quit-or-die policies seem to becoming louder with each day that passes. Read More
A proposed bill banning most e-liquid flavors in New Jersey, US, is contrary to public health goals and would push vapers back toward conventional cigarettes and their known harms.Read More
The US Congress and Administration are being called on to make tobacco harm reduction the policy norm throughout the federal government. Read More
It is possible to end cigarette use by adults within a generation, according to a report that examined the views of 120 ‘key tobacco control leaders’ across the US.Read More
If implemented, the US Food and Drug Administration’s regulations on premium cigars would put small firms out of business and reduce consumer choice.Read More
The health of millions of US smokers is at stake as two congressmen try to prevent the electronic-cigarette industry from being nearly obliterated by ‘deeming regulations’.Read More
