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News-n-Views 3rd/9th August

by Catania Conversation
August 9, 2021
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We gather weekly the most important Vaping news.

INTERNATIONAL REGULATION

PUSH FOR TOTAL BAN ON E-CIGGIES

Authorities should ban both heat-not-burn tobacco and e-cigarettes, as it is misleading to say the former is healthier than the latter, Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health said.

UKRAINE POISED TO PASS AN ANTI-VAPING LAW THAT WILL INCREASE HARMS


Although Ukraine is often perceived as one of the least free countries in the world, it is more liberal than many when it comes to accessing alcohol, for example, or methadone. And yet, as in many other countries, our political dynamic around e-cigarettes is anything but positive.

OPINIONS

DESPITE DATA, WHO’s WAR ON TOBACCO ALTERNATIVES CONTINUES

Despite mounting scientific evidence in support of these products, in 2019 the Secretariat for the WHO’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control urged member parties “to remain vigilant towards” novel tobacco harm reduction products.

WHY THE WHO IS WRONG ABOUT VAPING

The health institution’s anti-vaping approach set out in its latest report on the global tobacco pandemic is scientifically unjustified and will cost lives.

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

CYTSINE VS VARENICLINE FOR SMOKING CESSATION: RESULTS FROM A NONINFERIORITY TRIAL

Results from a study published in JAMA fail to demonstrate the noninferiority of cytisine compared with varenicline as a smoking cessation agent. Although cytisine was better tolerated by patients, varenicline was associated with greater likelihood of continuous smoking abstinence.

NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION MAY REDUCE SMOKING FREQUENCY IN NICOTINE-DEPENDENT SMOKERS

A new systematic review of randomized controlled trials has found evidence that non-invasive brain stimulation may reduce smoking frequency (number of cigarettes per day) in nicotine-dependent smokers.

STORY OF THE WEEK

REGULATE US, VAPING INDUSTRY PLAYERS TELL GOVERNMENT


The vaping industry has become a flourishing business in Malaysia but until today, there have not been any specific regulations governing the sale and use of vapes and electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes).

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