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We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)How Could We Have Known: Prohibiting E-cigarettes Leads to Smuggling and SmokingWhen governments continue to present bans as the solution to ...

A study by Cochrane Library shows evidence that Electronic Cigarettes with nicotine increase quit rates compared to other replacement. Cochrane's researchers and the University of East Anglia recently published a ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)CVA: Misinformation and Harsh Bans Drive Vapers Back to SmokingThe Canadian Vaping Association (CVA) is concerned over data indicating that these ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)COVID and Vaping: A Perfect Storm of Misleading Science and MediaDo we know enough to conclude anything about the relationship between ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)E-Cigarette Industry to Surpass $39 Billion Revenue by 2030, Globally: P&S IntelligenceThe key reason behind the steady growth of the global ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)Record numbers of smokers kick the habit during lockdown as 643,000 people in England quit in 12 months - more than ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)Canadian Vaping Association: Study finds vaping could prevent 6.6 million deathsThe study found that 6.6 million premature deaths in the United ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)E-Cigarettes: Matching Risks With RegulationsPolicy responses to nicotine vaping must balance incentivizing smokers to switch to e-cigarettes with disincentivizing nicotine vaping ...

(By Dr. Renée O’Leary & Prof. Riccardo Polosa)Tobacco smoking is one of the leading causes of deaths worldwide. It kills many of its users, 80 percent of whom live in ...

We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)Goldman Sachs Managing Director ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ About E-CigarettesGovernment regulation hurt e-cigarette sales, but Goldman Sachs Managing Director Bonnie Herzog remains “cautiously ...