Vaping News
Kazakhstan Must Consider Different Approaches
The Coalition of Asia Pacific Harm Reduction Advocates is urging Kazakhstan to reconsider adopting tobacco harm reduction policies in light of the success experienced by Japan
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by Dave Cross
THR Strategies Would Save Nigerian Lives
Implementing tobacco harm reduction strategies ‘will save 416,000 Nigerian lives’, say the public health experts at African Harm Reduction Alliance
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by Dave Cross
UKVIA calls for strong penalties
The UK Vaping Industry Association calls for ‘strong penalties’ against vape businesses who fail to meet environmental best practice, following new research
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by Dave Cross
ASH Welcomes “Historic” Bill
Action on Smoking and Health celebrated the MPs vote in support of the “historic” Tobacco and Vapes Bill, including the “powers to implement robust regulations for vapes”
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by Dave Cross
Mongolia Needs Harm Reduction
The Coalition of Asia Pacific Harm Reduction Advocates is urging Mongolia to reconsider adopting tobacco harm reduction policies due to Asia Pacific successes
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by Dave Cross
NNA: Government’s All-Out Offensive On Vaping
The government’s “all-out offensive on vaping” will cause unnecessary and avoidable deaths and disease, according to consumer charity The New Nicotine Alliance
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by Dave Cross
Public Health Officials Welcome Bill
Smokefree Generation is a step closer, according to a collection of public health officials mustered by Action on Smoking and Health, as the Tobacco and Vapes Bill moves forward with parliamentary support
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by Dave Cross
MPs Vote Through “Landmark” Bill
MPs have vote through the “landmark” Tobacco and Vapes Bill at its second reading, which will lead to a rolling age ban on tobacco sales and tough anti-vape measures
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by Dave Cross
CRUK Celebrates New Bill
Cancer Research UK has welcomed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill passing its Second Reading, calling it a “significant step forward” towards a smokefree Britain
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by Dave Cross
THR Would Save Lives
Implementing a comprehensive tobacco harm reduction strategy ‘will save lives of 184,000 Kenyans’, according to leading tobacco harm reduction experts at Smoke Free Sweden
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by Dave Cross
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