We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)The Irreconcilable Conflict PrincipleIs there a governing idea in tobacco policy? An opinion piece by Clive Bates.https://tobaccoreporter.com/2020/11/01/the-irreconcilable-conflict-principle/ 2)COPD Patients Who Switch ...
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)Goldman Sachs Managing Director ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ About E-CigarettesGovernment regulation hurt e-cigarette sales, but Goldman Sachs Managing Director Bonnie Herzog remains “cautiously ...
We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)New study finds largest population increase among US adult electronic cigarette users is in younger adults that have never smoked combustible ...
Catania, Italy, October 5 – The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), the world’s first treaty entirely devoted to health, has not met its obligations. “As a clinician I believe the ...
We gather daily the most important news from Vaping. 1)Traditional tobacco use remains stubbornly high in Middle East as smokers shun e-cigarettesLow adoption rates in the Middle East were largely ...
According to the study "Investigation on the antibacterial activity of electronic cigarette liquids (ECLs): a proof of concept study" lead by CoEHAR of the University of Catania and recently published on Current ...
Catania, Italy, April 21 – A new article by the researchers from the CoEHAR confirms that APPs for smartphones and tools for detecting and monitoring the rituality linked to smoking ...
PRNewswire (3/11) publishes a press release regarding the Global State of Smoking Poll, which was launched on Thursday by the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World (FSFW). The poll found that majorities of ...
The Tobacco Reporter (3/11) reports a tobacco harm reduction strategy using e-cigarettes could extend the lives of “millions of consumers,” according to a new study by the American Consumer Institute, which reviewed ...
