Taping more effective than drugs, says new report
E-cigarettes are significantly more effective than nicotine medicines. This is according to a major synthesis of 16 independent studies in Australia.
Tag: e-cig
Government's hardline stance on smokeless nicotine criticised
The government wants to reduce the use of alternative nicotine products, such as e-cigarettes and snus. This is clear after the government submitted its proposal for a new ANDT strategy.
Opinion: Doctors and politicians refuse to learn about e-cigarettes?
"Doctors and politicians are ignorant and unwilling to embrace research on e-cigarettes," writes e-juice manufacturer Thomas Dallmann on Vejpkollen Opinion.
Young road users lie more often - but have worse grades
Young people who use e-cigarettes or cannabis have more sex than others. But they also have lower grades and more difficulties at school.
Brexit: new laws for e-cigs underway
The laws for e-cigarettes could change in the UK. "Brexit opens up for laws based on research"
E-cigarettes the focus of research in 2020
E-cigs and pregnancy? COPD and vejping? Young people using e-cigarettes? Questions that guided the research on vejping in 2020
Payment companies reject e-cigarettes
It is becoming more difficult for online shops to charge for their services. This is after several payment services withdrew contracts or increased the requirements for their services.
New tax on e-liquid with nicotine - this is how expensive e-juice will be
The price of e-liquid will go up from 1 January 2021, following a vote in Parliament on the government's budget framework.
Fewer relapses - with fruit and candy flavours
Flavours in e-cigs are important to avoid relapse to cigarettes, as are nicotine strength and hardware. This is according to a new British study.
Tobacco companies cut their harm reduction subsidies
Philip Morris reduces its contribution to the A Smoke Free World Foundation. Since September, several employees have left the foundation.
Warns of millions more smoking deaths - despite all efforts
The WHO's strategy to reduce the harm caused by smoking is not working. So says Derek Yach, who helped draft the Tobacco Convention 15 years ago.
"Medicines do not help smokers to quit in the long run"
The WHO is failing miserably to get smokers to quit. "They don't understand how smokers work," says Dr Ricardo Polosa.
