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Vaping Needs To Be Boring
Responding to the British Medical Association’s report, Dr Lion Shahab says that vaping needs to be made “boring again” by restricting flavours
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by Dave Cross
NZ Attracts Global Criticism
Global concerns are being raised by harm reduction experts regarding New Zealand's proposed vape legislation, says the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates
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by Dave Cross
The Case (Study) For Flavours
A retired mechanical engineer contacted UKVIA when he heard that the British Medical Association (BMA) was calling for a complete ban on all vape flavours except ‘tobacco’
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by Dave Cross
WVA on the BMA
Doctors’ proposed vaping restrictions could undermine public health goals, says the World Vapers’ Alliance, as it reveals 80,000 Europeans have signed a petition for harm reduction
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by Dave Cross
Industry Boss Says BMA Is “Deluded”
John Dunne, Director General of the UK Vaping Industry Association, has said the British Medical; Association is “deluded” if it believes that banning flavours will help smokers quit
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by Dave Cross
Peter Hajek Gets It
Professor Peter Hajek, a man behind so many excellent studies that have helped us to understand the efficacy and relative risk of vaping better, has responded to the British Medical Association’s report
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by Dave Cross
THR Would Save Lives
Tobacco harm reduction policies would save 464,000 lives in Uzbekistan, says new report by the experts at Smoke Free Sweden
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by Dave Cross
‘Spice Vapes’ Warning
The UK Vaping Industry Association warns of increase in illegal ‘Spice vapes’ and calls for urgent government action to protect young people
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by Dave Cross
ADPH Briefing Calls For Funding
The Association of Directors of Public Health has released a briefing document, Public Health Funding, where it calls for a more significant and sustainable funding package
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by Dave Cross
ASH Highlight Mental Health Failure
A new Action on Smoking and Health report highlights progress in supporting smokers in the NHS to quit but raises concerns that mental health services are being left behind
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by Dave Cross
