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Flavour and effect can affect the risk of e-cigarettes
Fewer hazardous substances than in cigarette smoke. But risks vary with different flavours in the vapour - albeit at a low level.
Nicotine focus in new film - with Sweden in the lead role
From life-threatening to life-saving. The film "You don't know nicotine" is about the controversial nicotine
"Smokers should be treated with nicotine against Covid-19"
A new large study supports the hypothesis that nicotine protects against COVID-19. But smokers lose protection when nicotine intake stops - in the hospital!
Lack of knowledge about nicotine among doctors
Doctors wrongly believe that nicotine causes cancer, cardiovascular disease and COPD. This is according to a new US study.
Major Swedish e-cigarette forum extinguished by Facebook
One of Sweden's largest forums for vapers on Facebook, Vape Club Sweden, was suddenly shut down on Monday.
More hospitals allow e-cigs - banning cigarettes
Many hospitals in England ban smoking. But e-cigarettes are allowed - to encourage smokers to switch to a healthier alternative.
Vejpare fights for e-cigs in the US - "last chance"
New authorisation laws leave only big tobacco companies in the e-cigarette market. Now American vejpers and small business owners are demonstrating for their survival.
E-cigarettes at petrol stations
Petrol chain Circle K starts selling electronic cigarettes. "Demand is high enough even in Sweden now"
EU halts Danish flavour ban - temporarily
Denmark's planned ban on flavours in e-liquid could be stopped by the EU. The Commission is calling for better arguments to further restrict e-cigs.
California to ban flavoured e-juice
The populous US state of California is banning flavours in e-juice. Now public health scientists and freedom activists are outraged.
Sneaking with the e-cig - threatened with imprisonment
While Malaysia is preparing a total ban on e-cigarettes, the Foreign Minister was caught sneaking vejp in Parliament.
