THREE shops in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole sold e-cigarettes to two 14-year-olds who were part of an undercover trading standards crackdown. The PCO Council led the operation to investigate vaping products illegally sold to children. The two volunteer teenagers were sold a disposable vaporizer in three out of five premises …
Read More »China cracks down on teen vaping, tightens e-cigarette regulations
On March 11, China’s State Tobacco Monopoly Administration announced a series of measures regulate the production and distribution of e-cigarettes and vapes in the country, including prohibiting sales to minors and restricting the availability of flavored products. The measures will come into effect nationwide on May 1 and will follow …
Read More »Hawaiʻi Youth Advocates Gather at the Capitol to Rally Support for Bills to End Youth Vaping
Youth, health advocates and elected officials gathered at the State Capitol for a press conference to educate young people about the vaping epidemic. Additional events were held on Kaua’i, O’ahu, Maui and Hawai’i Island to build support across the state. Speakers at the State Capitol included Zoey Duan and Logan …
Read More »Vape Australia: terrifying warning issued
By Charlie Coe for Daily Mail Australia A mother has issued a heartbreaking warning about the dangers of vaping after her 15-year-old daughter’s secret habit left her with a life-threatening rare lung disease. Sydney teenager Dakota Stephenson went to hospital with a high temperature and back pain last September, seven …
Read More »Puff Bar, other e-cigarette makers to face more scrutiny under spending bill
The Food and Drug Administration will gain authority over Puff Bar and other e-cigarettes made with synthetic nicotine as part of the government spending bill expected to be signed by President Biden. The bill closes a loophole that has allowed Puff Bar to stay in the market and gain popularity …
Read More »Study finds e-cigarettes the least helpful way to quit smoking
FORT MYERS A long-term study shows that e-cigarettes do not offer the slightest benefit that many smokers hoped for. It is widely accepted that replacing traditional cigarettes with e-cigarettes is a good way for people to quit smoking. But it turns out to be the least effective form of smoking …
Read More »Vape Bill ‘strengthens’ flavor ban on e-cigarettes
The conference’s bicameral committee report on the Vape Bill will ban the sale of e-cigarettes with flavor descriptors that “appeal to young people.” The committee said this is in addition to the flavor ban that is being implemented. The Vape Bill combines House Bill 9007 and Senate Bill 2239, which …
Read More »E-cigarettes linked to higher likelihood of prediabetes
March 09, 2022 2 minute read Source/Disclosures Disclosures: Biswal reports receiving support from an NIH grant. Please see the study for relevant financial information from all other authors. ADD A SUBJECT TO EMAIL ALERTS Receive an email when new articles are published on Please …
Read More »Congress appears ready to let the FDA ban e-cigarettes containing synthetic nicotine
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seems determined to ban nearly all nicotine vaping products currently available in the United States, even as it recognizes their harm reduction potential as an alternative to combustible cigarettes. But under current law, the FDA’s authority over e-cigarettes is limited to tobacco-derived nicotine, which …
Read More »Solons: Vape Bill designed to prevent use by minors
Representative Sharon Garin MANILA, Philippines — Lawmakers say they crafted the Vape Bill to specifically ban the use of flavor descriptors that appeal to young people and non-smokers. Nueva Ecija 1st District Representative Estrellita Suansing, one of the authors of the vape bill, said she was aware of flavor concerns …
Read More »Study illustrates link between e-cigarette use and increased risk of prediabetes
An analysis of data from a large national survey representative of the US population shows that e-cigarette use is associated with an increased likelihood of prediabetes. The findings, which are reported in the American Journal of Preventive Medicinepublished by Elsevier, provide important evidence on the health effects of e-cigarettes and …
Read More »Santa Ana chooses to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products
The Santa Ana City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products to protect young residents. “We are in the midst of a youth smoking epidemic in which tobacco companies are luring children into a life of nicotine addiction with the sale and targeted marketing …
Read More »New South Wales government is tackling the growing problem of e-cigarette use in schools
NSW education authorities are taking action against vaping in schools to tackle the growing and ‘unacceptable’ problem. The state’s education minister said during a budget hearing on Wednesday that the government was working on a series of actions to tackle e-cigarette use among young people. Under a new behavior strategy …
Read More »Horror as five-year-old Geelong boy hospitalized after finding vape at school
A five-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after using a friend’s mother’s vape in a horrific incident at a regional school in Victoria. The father of a five-year-old boy has spoken out in horror after his son was hospitalized for vaping at school. He was rushed to Geelong Hospital …
Read More »Opinion: San Diego can promote health equity during Black History Month with vaping ban
A teenager secretly smoking an electronic cigarette. Photo via Pixabay It’s amazing that 42% of high school students in San Diego have vaped. Nicotine addiction among adolescents is on the rise, affecting brain development, attention span, memory and learning ability. Fortunately, the people of San Diegan have an attorney on …
Read More »Unregistered vaping products are now illegal
The sale of any vaping or smokeless tobacco product that has not been registered is now illegal. The six-month window is now closed for retailers, manufacturers and importers to register product content with the Health Advisory and Regulatory Platform. This regulation came into effect on February 11 as the Smoke-Free …
Read More »The real reason we have an explosion in teen vaping and illegal retail
In his latest opinion piece, AACS CEO Theo Foukkare discusses the explosion of black market vaping products, including Uber drivers advertising vapers in vehicles. Theo Foukkare, CEO of the Australian Convenience Stores Association. Vaping, both with nicotine and without nicotine, is now a very real talking point for many Australians, …
Read More »Maharashtra Almost 5.1% of students use various forms of tobacco products, survey reveals
A survey of 3,765 students aged between 13 and 15 in 35 schools in Maharashtra revealed that almost 5.1% of the 3,765 students use various forms of tobacco products. In addition, according to the Global Youth Tobacco Survey released on Thursday, 4% of students smoke tobacco and 2.4% are smokeless …
Read More »Online sellers point the finger at excessive taxation
The entrepreneurs said too much taxation compared to neighboring countries is a major obstacle to the country’s thriving e-commerce sector, and urged tax authorities to narrow the online and offline tax gap. Referring to the price of a shirt, they said that the fabric costs Tk 1,000 offline while the …
Read More »Switzerland approves tobacco ad ban
ZURICH — Glamorous cigarette ads will soon be a thing of the past in Switzerland, after voters overwhelmingly approved legislation on Sunday banning tobacco companies from displaying them in public spaces. Health advocates said the legislation, which was approved in a referendum, was an important step towards tightening the country’s …
Read More »Once Lebanon’s glamorous center, Hamra Street goes dark
Michel Eid, 88, works at his music store on Hamra Street in Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2022. From his small music store, Eid has witnessed the rise and fall of Lebanon in through the changing fortunes of this famous boulevard. for over 60 years. Hamra Street was once home …
Read More »Many Juul Vapors Left in Limbo as Teen Rates Delay FDA Rulings
Thousands of vapers await their fate on the market as the FDA works past a court-ordered deadline to determine whether their benefits for adult smokers outweigh the risks of addiction for teens. The Food and Drug Administration is still evaluating 55,000 premarket applications for e-cigarettes from Juul Labs. Inc. and …
Read More »Experts warn of ‘nicotine time bomb’ as kids turn to TikTok to illegally buy vapes
Underneath a video on a now-deleted TikTok account, an underage user commented, “If I get more money, will [you] hide the vape… my parents are strict.” Another user replied: ‘I will discreetly wrap one for anyone not ID for £10.’ In response to comments asking if age identification is required …
Read More »Electronic cigarettes pose a serious health risk to patients
Nurses have the power to spread the word about the risks of e-cigarettes, according to Tiffany Klein, RN, BSN, Cancer Treatment Centers of America Atlanta. Klein, who has a background in oncology and currently works on a pulmonology team, recently spoke to Oncology Nursing News® about her experience with e-smoking …
Read More »Editorial: The State must redouble its efforts to fight tobacco addiction | Opinion
Massachusetts has done a great job over the past two years to reduce smoking prevalence. But as a new report from the American Lung Association clearly shows, there’s still a lot of work to be done. First, the good news. The association credited the state for a “robust” indoor air …
Read More »Morton Marcus: Hoosier schools are leaving vaping money on the table
Mark I read a 309-page story that could turn into a delightful movie about corporate deception and anti-social behavior. The managers of JUUL would be hilarious if they were played by the Marx brothers. Unfortunately, these managers have caused widespread addiction among teenagers and additional costs for our schools. Do …
Read More »Supporters stage massive campaign in support of California’s ban on flavored tobacco products
The law banning the sale of flavored tobacco is suspended subject to a referendum It’s been about 18 months since California lawmakers passed a law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom banning the sale of flavored tobacco products in the state. An ongoing referendum on a ballot measure ahead of the …
Read More »Heidi Stevens: Our parents were outraged by our music. But listening together – without judgment – can be a relational cement. | Lifestyles
My son and I were driving home from school the other day when Gayle came on the radio singing “ABCDE forget you”. She doesn’t say “forget,” my son informed me. And she doesn’t say “broken down car”. And she doesn’t say “things you call art”. “Wait,” he said. “I’ll play …
Read More »Don’t Ignore the Vaping Problem | Editorials
At the end of 2019, the health story that captured the public’s attention was not the coronavirus. ERs had begun reporting mysterious cases of lung disease, with more than half of patients under the age of 25. The common link was the use of electronic cigarettes, often with vitamin E …
Read More »Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Ranks Oregon First in Prevention Funding
PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A recent report from the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids ranked Oregon first in the nation in funding for tobacco prevention at levels recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CTFK’s Jan. 13 report, “Broken Promises: A State-by-State Look at the 1998 Tobacco Settlement 23 …
Read More »Menthol cigarette consumption highest among marginalized groups, report finds
According to Ollie Ganz, who does public health research at Rutgers University in New Jersey, rates of menthol smoking are particularly high among lesbians and LGBTQ+ female smokers. Photo by me, SpuriousQ/Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (UPI) — According to a new report from the American Lung Association. Along with …
Read More »Increase tobacco tax to heal the economy and people’s health
Increase tobacco tax to heal the economy and people’s health John Rijo Many smokers are also in favor of tax hikes because they want to kick the habit. As it prepares for the next budget, the Union Government will look for ways to generate more revenue to heal the Covid-19 …
Read More »Geoff Russ: Vaping regulations aim to protect tobacco tax revenue
Breadcrumb Links Comment NP Federal and provincial governments love their tobacco revenue and will fight to protect it, even if it means higher smoking rates and more deaths. Publication date : January 22, 2022 • 12 hours ago • 4 minute read • 14 comments Photo by Gabby Jones/Bloomberg Content …
Read More »Signs of anxiety in anti-vaping camp as big decisions loom
AAmid a month of waiting for more clarity on the future of vaping in the United States, people on all sides of the tobacco harm reduction debate are growing increasingly anxious. On January 14, a collection of nonprofit public health organizations and tobacco control groups, including the Campaign for Tobacco-Free …
Read More »Farmers’ federation seeks price parity between cigarettes and other tobacco products – The New Indian Express
Through PTI NEW DELHI: Farmers’ body FAIFA on Thursday urged the government to achieve price parity between cigarettes and other forms of tobacco to control the illicit cigarette market, which has affected the livelihoods of tobacco farmers. The All India Federation of Farmers Associations (FAIFA), which claims to represent commercial …
Read More »Three investigative aides after HSA raids on e-vape network
SINGAPORE — Three people allegedly peddling electronic vaporizers are currently assisting authorities with their investigations after the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) carried out searches last Thursday (January 6). They are believed to have used Telegram to advertise and sell e-vaporizers and vapor pods to large numbers of people. Although their …
Read More »States continue to sacrifice tobacco prevention programs, although a few states show a welcome increase
WASHINGTON, January 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — As the country continues to face a dual health threat from an unprecedented respiratory pandemic and a youth e-cigarette epidemic that threatens millions of young people with lifelong addiction, a new report highlights how most states continue to circumvent programs designed to prevent children …
Read More »Despite impact of COVID-19, adulthood ceremonies take place in Japan
Across the country, an estimated 1.2 million young people celebrated their coming of age on Monday as Adulthood Day in an annual rite of passage for 20-year-olds that was directly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. While many coming-of-age ceremonies have been canceled or hosted online, tens of thousands of young …
Read More »Cork TD calls for ban on advertising of ‘highly addictive’ vaping popular with teens
A TD from Cork calls for stricter advertising and packaging rules for vaping and e-cigarette products as they are “highly addictive” and linked to “chronic lung disease and asthma”. Cork North Central TD Colm Burke said electronic cigarette products that are popular with “young people” should be subject to strict …
Read More »Year in review: Denver mayor veto flavored tobacco ban | Government
In 2021, Denver’s local government has seen significant successes and failures regarding city modification projects, from city council to the mayor’s office to the ballot. In the 2021 election, Denverites adopted a $ 260 million bond package to fund more than 80 infrastructure projects as part of the city’s COVID-19 …
Read More »New report shows e-cigarettes remain widely available, including in Maine, three months after FDA deadline for action
Three months after a court-imposed deadline for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to decide which e-cigarette products can stay on the market, FDA delays have left e-cigarettes in kid-friendly flavors widely available across the country, including Portland, according to a new report released by the Campaign for Tobacco Free …
Read More »Anti-tobacco campaigners push for 70% health warning on cigarette packs
ISLAMABAD – The Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child (SPARC) held a seminar on the highlight graphic health warnings for at least 70 percent of the cigarette pack area, a press release said. here Monday. Graphic warnings on cigarette packages are a proven and cost-effective measure …
Read More »Pay for a family trip to Lapland in 2022 by quitting smoking
FORMER smokers shared the heartbreaking reasons they went non-smokers in an effort to get others to quit. Regional organization Fresh is urging smokers to put quitting smoking at the top of their 2022 New Year’s resolutions for family, better health, and their finances – and has determined how much you …
Read More »FDA clears tobacco products that help reduce nicotine exposure and consumption for smokers who use them
For immediate release: 23 December 2021 Today, the United States Food and Drug Administration cleared the smoked and filtered cigarettes “VLN King” and “VLN Menthol King” from 22nd Century Group Inc. as Modified Risk Tobacco Products (MRTP). , which help reduce exposure and consumption. of nicotine for smokers who use …
Read More »Colorado state lawmakers want to ban flavors for tobacco and vaping products in 2022
Following a defeat to ban flavored smoking and vape products in Denver, state lawmakers are considering a flavor ban that could be enacted throughout Colorado. Several cities have passed similar bans, but an attempt to do so in Denver failed after Mayor Michael Hancock vetoed the city council vote and …
Read More »Indonesia might be smoking but it’s not preferable
Like so many Kiwis, it has become my favorite pastime to complain about the Covid restrictions and what we could have done better. It’s a long list and it’s always a topic of conversation. Lately, as the conversation becomes heated and people gearing up for MIQ (my personal hate), border …
Read More »Brooke WVU Extension Service Holds Healthy Activities For Students | News, Sports, Jobs
GROUP EFFORT – Students from Brooke Middle School and Brooke High School have teamed up to plant a garden at the school, one of many activities coordinated by the Brooke County West Virginia University Extension Service. – Contributed WELLSBURG – Grants from the West Virginia University Extension Service have enabled …
Read More »This is the only time you can be a let go and win – Middle East & Gulf News
Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death and smoking is the cause of more than 8 million deaths per year worldwide, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Low- and middle-income countries pay a disproportionate price because they account for over 80% of the world’s 1.3 billion tobacco users. …
Read More »Senate approves much-debated vaping bill
âPHOTO BY RICHARD A. REYES After intense debate, a bill to regulate the sale and distribution of electronic cigarettes or vaping products was approved by the Senate at third and final reading on Thursday. The vote was 19-2, with 2 abstentions, for Senate Bill 2239, which sets restrictions on the …
Read More »Tobacco Control and Prevention Efforts in the United States
After receiving millions of pre-market applications for electronic cigarette products last year, the agency recently issued market refusals for more than one million flavored NDTs. Many of these denials were due to applicants failing to provide sufficient evidence that the benefits for adult smokers who used the flavored products would …
Read More »United States: Oregon’s first county bans sale of flavored vaping products
Violators are liable to a Class A civil offense which could amount to a fine of up to $ 2,000 for individuals or $ 4,000 for corporations. The County Commissioners Council voted in favor of Order 878 3 to 2, banning the retail sale of flavored nicotine products, including menthol …
Read More »MA reaches settlement with Vaping Company – NBC Boston
A now-defunct e-cigarette retailer and its two owners have agreed to pay nearly $ 51 million to settle allegations they illegally marketed products to minors in Massachusetts, the attorney general’s office said Thursday. of State. The settlement filed in Suffolk Superior Court against Eonsmoke LLC, Gregory Grishayev and Michael Tolmach …
Read More »Denver council bans sale of flavored tobacco products
The ordinance bans flavored menthol cigarettes, chewing tobacco and vaping products sold in all locations in Denver. DENVER – Denver City Council has banned the sale of certain flavored tobacco products in the city starting in 2023. The proposal was adopted by 8 votes to 3 on Monday evening. It …
Read More »Are bans good public policy in India?
By Prof. Bejon Kumar Misra, International Consumer Policy Expert, New Delhi, India We find a strange support and affection for the ban on products in our country even though these products are allowed to be legally manufactured and marketed around the world. As a consumer, we believe that bans can …
Read More »OVERVIEW | Denver in the racial and political haze of vaping | Focus on Denver
Race permeates political discussions these days, and this week Denver City Council proposed the debate in flavors of cotton candy, lemon, gummy bear or menthol. Denver is the latest city to consider a ban on flavored vaping products, matching a federal ban on flavors sold by major e-cigarette manufacturers that …
Read More »IPS joins Juul in targeting teens
Indianapolis Public Schools is the latest public school district in Indiana to join a lawsuit against the makers of vape products JUUL, one of the most popular e-cigarette brands accused of fueling what health officials called a new “epidemic of electronic cigarette use among young people.” “ Earlier this month, …
Read More »The overlooked public health issue that could make or break Biden’s new drug regulator
With cigarette sales on the rise for the first time in 20 years, more than 10% of high school students vaping regularly, and tobacco-related illnesses killing nearly half a million Americans each year, the agency faces a a pivotal moment when it could be forced to face these tough regulatory …
Read More »Shopkeeper injured as teens turn violent while trying to steal e-cigarettes
A gang of young people turned violent when they were caught stealing electronic cigarettes from a village store. One of the three boys grabbed a box of vapes from The Paper Shop in Mountsorrel and fled last Saturday afternoon, owner Consan Asirvathampilai said. Mr Asirvathampilai says he suffered “minor” injuries …
Read More »Juul to pay $ 14.5 million to settle Arizona vaping lawsuit
Juul has faced legal action in several states for marketing its products, which it touts as a safer alternative to regular tobacco products. In June, he struck a similar deal with the North Carolina attorney general that included a payment of $ 40 million and promises not to market minors …
Read More »Vaping is linked to cancer because it damages DNA the same way smoking does
Vaping damages people’s DNA – just like conventional cigarettes, new research warns. Chemical alterations – called epigenetic changes – can cause genes to malfunction. They are found in almost all types of cancer as well as other serious illnesses. A similar pattern has been identified between e-cig users and conventional …
Read More »Vaping may increase the risk of bone fractures, even in young adults
A new observational study has found a link between e-cigarette use (vaping) and the potentially increased risk of fragility fractures, raising concerns about bone health. The link was found even in younger users, according to the researchers behind the study, who also found that smoking and vaping combined can significantly …
Read More »Lobbying to ban flavored tobacco products undermines public health
On November 9, the Portland City Council Safety Committee voted to approve a sweeping ban on the sale of all flavored tobacco products. The entire city council is expected to take action in the coming weeks. If passed, the Portland ordinance would make it the latest in a series of …
Read More »Dr. Richard Feldman: Flavored vaping products require stricter regulations | Columns
We have made significant strides in the fight against smoking and nicotine addiction since the 1960s, with smoking rates dropping dramatically among adults and children. Reducing smoking rates and gradually making smoking socially unacceptable has been a global effort involving prevention and cessation programs, media campaigns, smokefree air laws, increased …
Read More »The Canadian Cancer Society celebrates Quebec Court of Appeal unanimously upholding Quebec restrictions on electronic cigarette advertising
Judgment protects youth from tobacco industry marketing MONTREAL, November 17, 2021 / CNW / – The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) salutes the judgment of the Quebec Court of Appeal which upheld the constitutionality of Quebec e-cigarette legislation in its entirety, including comprehensive restrictions on advertising for e-cigarettes. CCS was an …
Read More »North Carolina attorney general sues co-founders of e-cigarette company Juul
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein said on Tuesday he was taking legal action against the co-founders of Juul Labs months after reaching a $ 40 million settlement against the e-cigarette giant over the company marketing practices. Stein also announced an investigation into 20 companies involved in the electronic cigarette …
Read More »N. Carolina AG files legal action for child-friendly electronic cigarettes
RALEIGH, NC (AP) – North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein announced on Tuesday that he is suing the founders of an e-cigarette maker over fears their product could be marketed to children through flavors suitable for children and poor age verification. Stein announced at a press conference that he was …
Read More »College and North West students challenge their peers to quit vaping
On Friday, November 12, members of the FACT group at Northwestern Middle School challenged their peers to pledge not to use tobacco or e-cigarettes. Even the staff members participated in the #ditchthevape event. Chad Gradine, a para-educator, was among 46 people to sign a pledge during the sixth-grade lunch period. …
Read More »Tobacco Industry Uses Facebook to Bypass Marketing Regulations and Facilitate Bidi Sales in India | AFN News
Previous story: Infogain appoints Vivek Sharma as head of sales – Europe Next story: Takeda receives the Arogaya CIBioD Innovation and Enterprise Leadership Award Tobacco Industry Uses Facebook to Bypass Marketing Regulations and Facilitate Bidi Sales in India Posted on November 10, 2021 A new study from global public health …
Read More »Walnut Creek bans the sale of flavored tobacco products and e-cigarettes
Walnut Creek became the first city in Contra Costa County to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products and electronic smoking devices in an effort to reduce nicotine addiction among young people. The ban, unanimously approved by the council on Wednesday, will apply to menthol cigarettes, vape pens and any …
Read More »Hello, News: Ban on flavored tobacco, tough election night for Democrats, COVID vaccines allowed for children ages 5-11 – Blogtown
The Mercury provides news and fun every day, but your help is essential. If you think Portland has smart local media and arts coverage, consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you there is no us. Thanks for your help! It’s official: children aged 5 to 11 have been …
Read More »FDA Approval Overdue for Electronic Cigarettes | National exam
A man uses a vaping product in Manhattan, September 17, 2019. (Carlo Allegri / Reuters) The agency’s decision is supported by a damning evidence base. Why did it take so long? The The Food and Drug Administration is facing backlash from anti-vaping members of Congress and other public health activists …
Read More »Big Tobacco exploits loopholes in European menthol ban – The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (fr-GB)
Tobacco manufacturers are finding loopholes in the EU-wide ban on menthol cigarettes in order to continue selling products that can make new smokers and younger smokers addicted to tobacco. Japan Tobacco International (JTI) – which owns Sterling, Benson & Hedges and Sovereign – was able to circumvent a ban imposed …
Read More »Now is the time to discuss the dangers of flavored tobacco for your children
California – After a year and a half of distance learning and social distancing, children reconnect with socialization after school and between classes. A return to school also means children are once again exposed to the dangers of vaping and flavored tobacco products, which could worsen with a return to …
Read More »BIDLACK | Risky freedom? | Opinion
Hal Bidlack My regular reader (hi Jeff!) Will recall that I have often recalled the idea that freedom in the United States can be summed up well in the idea that your right to swing your arm ends where my nose begins. And as any alumnus of mine who took …
Read More »Denver’s proposed ban on flavored tobacco may be amended to exempt hookah
A proposal to ban the sale of flavored tobacco and vaping products in Denver stalled on Wednesday as members of the city council safety committee debated a handful of amendments, including changes that would exempt salons hookah and menthol cigarettes. Committee members will have three weeks to work on things …
Read More »UBCO study finds vapers attempt to quit due to early adverse health effects – Okanagan
A UBC Okanagan research study – which took the unusual step of analyzing Reddit’s online posts – found that most young people trying to quit vaping do so because of adverse health effects . The study, published in this week’s issue of Internet medical research journal, has implications for young …
Read More »FDA Finds Certain Electronic Cigarette Products “Appropriate For The Protection Of Public Health” But Not “FDA Approved” | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
On October 12, 2021, the United States Food and Drug Administration (âFDAâ) issued orders authorizing RJ Reynolds (RJR) Vapor Company to market three of its electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) products – the Vuse Solo ENDS electronic cigarette and accompanying tobacco flavored pods. In issuing the orders, the FDA found …
Read More »Don’t let children get caught up in tobacco | New
OKLAHOMA CITY – This Halloween, the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) is reminding parents, teachers, healthcare providers and community leaders of the dangers of flavored tobacco and vaping products in disguise to mimic candy and other goodies. âThe flavors make it easier to use tobacco or vape products,â TSET Executive …
Read More »The FDA first approved a vaping device. Ex-smokers like me shiver.
Not that long ago, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released alarming news about the epidemic of lung damage associated with vaping. He confirmed in 2020 that at least 68 people who used e-cigarettes, both legally and illegally, had died. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, electric cigarettes are bad …
Read More »Doctors call for FDA clearance to sell e-cigarettes, marketing alarming
through: Ala Errebhi, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Oct 20, 2021 / 3:44 PM EDT / Update: Oct 20, 2021 / 3:44 PM EDT ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – Last week, the United States Food and Drug Administration authorized the sale of electronic cigarette products for the very first time, and the …
Read More »Elkhart community leaders and a non-profit event calling for changes in the tobacco industry
ELKHART, Ind. – This is an ongoing conversation in Elkhart County, as numbers continue to rise at worrying rates for the sale of tobacco products, especially among minority groups and teenagers. For Minority Health Coalition, it is not only the disturbing effects of these products, but also their targeted advertisements. …
Read More »Respirologists vote on FDA decision to allow e-cigarettes to be marketed and sold
ST. LOUIS – Last week, the United States Food and Drug Administration authorized the sale of electronic cigarette products for the first time. The American Lung Association has expressed its displeasure, saying it is “appalled” by the authorization. We spoke with pulmonologists at SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital, who …
Read More »How cigarettes became a civil rights issue
An American advertisement for menthol cigarettes from the 1970s.Credit: Alamy Pushing the Freshness: Big Tobacco, Racial Marketing and the Untold Story of the Menthol Cigarette Keith Wailoo Univ. Chicago Press (2021) In 2019, when New York City Council proposed a ban on menthol cigarettes, health advocates noted their popularity among …
Read More »Vaping, e-cigarettes: 100 world experts ask WHO’s CCLAT to adopt “low risk” products
The WHO’s “prohibitionist” anti-vaping policy will cause “more death and suffering from smoking,” according to more than 100 global experts. More than 100 global experts have criticized the World Health Organization for a stubborn anti-vaping stance that contributes to “millions” of preventable smoking-related deaths. In an open letter ahead of …
Read More »Finding Marketing Balance for Electronic Cigarettes Will Challenge the FDA, Reynolds | Local
The interesting question will be how many of these restrictions will be challenged by manufacturers, and how happy will Reynolds be to walk through this maze. “ âThe FDA will be RJR’s partner every step of the way,â Scheineson said. “I’m not sure RJR is okay with all of this, …
Read More »United States outlines strict regime for e-cigarettes with first clearance
The clearance of the first e-cigarette by US regulators this week has been described by industry experts as a historic moment for the $ 5 billion industry, which has been operating under a cloud since the crackdown on an “epidemic” vaping rate among teens in 2018. But the choice of …
Read More »Puff Bar Is The Latest Electronic Cigarette Parents Should Know About
seksan Mongkhonkhamsao / Getty We have heard the facts about cigarette smoking. Although they are still legal and stores have become much stricter when it comes to selling to minors (I remember when we walked into a store and bought a pack for our parents when we were ten), now …
Read More »FDA clears first electronic cigarette, cites benefit for smokers – The North State Journal
FILE – This file photo from Wednesday, June 18, 2014 shows the packaging of the VUSE Digital Vapor cigarette at a launch event hosted by RJ Reynolds Vapor Company in Philadelphia. On Tuesday, October 12, 2021, health officials cleared the first electronic cigarettes in the United States, saying RJ Reynolds …
Read More »Electronic cigarettes contain chemicals not disclosed by the manufacturers: Johns Hopkins University
Read the article According to a recent study from Johns Hopkins University, although cigarette contaminants are much lower in e-cigarettes and they are marketed as a safer option for cigarettes because they operate at lower temperatures than combustion, there is no clear evidence to suggest vaping is healthier than smoking …
Read More »Moorhead bans flavored tobacco | INFORUM
She listed some of the first names of those she saw die in their fifties, sixties and seventies – as she put it, “Far too soon.” So, speaking on behalf of Sanford, she urged Moorhead City Council on Tuesday night, October 12, to pass its city ordinance which not only …
Read More »FDA clears e-cigarettes to remain in U.S. market for the first time
The Food and Drug Administration first authorized the sale of an electronic cigarette in the United States on Tuesday, a significant turning point in one of the most controversial public health debates in decades. In giving the green light to a tobacco-flavored device and cartridges marketed by RJ Reynolds under …
Read More »FDA clears first electronic cigarettes, cites benefit for smokers
WASHINGTON (AP) – For the first time, the Food and Drug Administration cleared an electronic cigarette on Tuesday, saying RJ Reynolds’ vaping device can help smokers reduce their consumption of conventional cigarettes. Electronic cigarettes have been sold in the United States for over a decade with minimal government surveillance or …
Read More »community interventions to combat electronic cigarette use among adolescents
“Although the wave of teen vaping has stabilized, it was still high as of early 2020,” said Maria Rahmandar, MD, FAAP, medical director of the substance use and prevention program at Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago. , Illinois, during his presentation at the 2021 American Academy of Pediatrics National Virtual …
Read More »Guest Opinion: To Protect Young People From COVID-19, San Ramon Must Take Action Against E-Cigarette Outbreak | New
This increased risk of COVID-19 in people who vape is due to reasons such as e-cigarette aerosols and cigarette smoke suppress the immune system, making it harder for the body to fight infections. In addition to the pandemic, as students have returned to school, public health officials fear increased use …
Read More »Johns Hopkins researchers discover thousands of unknown chemicals in e-cigarettes
Through Jill rosen / Posted October 7, 2021 Vaping aerosols contain thousands of chemicals and unknown substances undisclosed by manufacturers, including industrial chemicals and caffeine, researchers at Johns Hopkins University have found. The study is the first to apply an advanced fingerprinting technique used to identify chemicals in food and …
Read More »Jeremy Rockliff supports vaping laws, Alex Wodak denounces | Avocado
news, local news, vaping, Tasmania, Alex Wodak, Jeremy Rockliff, laws Business groups pushing for vaping and e-cigarette pilot programs in Tasmania can tell their story by marching when it comes to Health Minister Jeremy Rockliff. Mr Rockliff on Thursday dismissed the call for pilot vaping and e-cigarette programs in several …
Read More »The consumption of electronic cigarettes among young people is a major health problem
A study published by the United States Food and Drug Administration and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that more than 2 million American college and high school students reported currently using cigarettes. e-cigarettes in 2021, with more than 8 in 10 of young people …
Read More »What you need to know to help them quit.
As kids begin a new school year, it’s important for parents to understand the prevalence of vaping in Utah and talk to their kids about the dangers of vaping. Vape pens and e-cigarettes look like school supplies, so they’re easily disguised as items that they take to school in their …
Read More »Is Teenage Vaping Running Out?
WASHINGTON – Teenage vaping has fallen this year as many American students have been forced to learn at home during the pandemic, according to a government report released Thursday. U.S. health officials have urged caution in interpreting the figures, which were collected using an online questionnaire for the first time. …
Read More »Zimbabwe: Experts report sharp drop in cigarette consumption
Experts believe there is a marked drop in smoking globally which coincides with the gradual implementation of tobacco harm reduction (THR) policies in some countries as well as the growing shift to smokeless alternatives. This gives hope that there could be a consensus between policy makers and the tobacco industry …
Read More »Queen Mary’s smoke-free service expands to Waltham Forest
Queen Mary’s smoking cessation service is currently available in the boroughs of Hamlets of the Tower and Newham, but the expansion of their free service will mean residents of Waltham Forest will also be able to access the help they need to quit smoking. The Waltham Forest service, launched in …
Read More »Updated Survey Results Show E-Cigarette Use Still High Among Teens | national news
Whether the child is going out with friends or learning remotely and isolated due to Covid restrictions, research shows that obtaining and using e-cigarettes is popular in both scenarios. An NS study released September 30 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …
Read More »Local school districts join mass action against e-cigarette maker Juul Labs
By Julie Slama | [email protected] Jordan, Canyons and Murray are among hundreds of school districts that have joined a mass lawsuit against e-cigarette maker Juul Labs, Inc., claiming they are fraudulently and intentionally marketing their products to children. This has led to an increase in the use of electronic cigarettes …
Read More »US teenager vaping plunges about 40% amid COVID school closures
FILE – In this file photo from Jan.31, 2020, a woman holds a flavored disposable vape device at the Puff Bar in New York City. Government researchers have reported a sharp drop in teen vaping this year as many U.S. students have been forced to learn at home due to …
Read More »Senate vaping bill deceptively portrayed
SENATE Bill (SB) 2239 is described in a virtuous manner, suggesting that it would introduce regulations protecting young people and reducing dependence on cigarettes. But this portrayal is a ruse because the bill actually proposes to relax the regulations on vaping, e-cigarettes and similar products. We urge senators to vote …
Read More »COMMENT || Strong framework from the government of Tasmania to regulate electronic cigarettes | Avocado
Smoking has a significant and tragic impact on the lives of many Tasmanians. It also has a profound impact on our community and our health system. While we have made progress in reducing smoking rates in Tasmania, we have also seen attempts to ârenormalizeâ smoking within our communities, particularly through …
Read More »US Senators Ask Facebook Executive About Instagram’s Potential Damage to Teenage Girls
Senators on Thursday launched a barrage of criticism against a Facebook executive over the social media giant’s handling of internal research into how its photo-sharing platform Instagram can harm teens. Lawmakers accused Facebook of covering up negative findings about Instagram and asked the company to commit to making changes. In …
Read More »Over 2 million U.S. schoolchildren report using e-cigarettes this year – CDC study
An estimated 2.06 million U.S. middle and high school students use e-cigarettes with Puff Bar, Vuse, and Juul among the most popular products, according to data from a 2021 survey analyzed by health officials. The data, published Thursday in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Morbidity and Mortality …
Read More »Puff Bar has overtaken Juul as teenage favorite electronic cigarette
Disposable vaporizers are now the most popular type of e-cigarette among middle school and high school students, overtaking reusable devices like Juul, according to new federal data. And the most commonly used brand â Puff Bar â is the one that has remained on the market despite an order from …
Read More »Big drop in vaping among American teens seen with COVID school closures
WASHINGTON (AP) – Teenage vaping has fallen this year as many American students have been forced to learn at home during the pandemic, according to a government report released Thursday. U.S. health officials have urged caution in interpreting the figures, which were collected using an online questionnaire for the first …
Read More »UPDATE: San Jose bans the sale of flavored tobacco
September 28, 2021 San José is the largest city in California to ban flavored tobacco products in an effort to fight nicotine addiction in children. The city council voted unanimously on Tuesday to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products, including flavored e-liquids and menthol cigarettes. Possession of such products …
Read More »Import of nicotine e-cigarettes banned after “significant increase” in youth use
The import of nicotine e-cigarettes is banned due to a “significant increase” in their use by young people, the head of Australia’s pharmaceutical regulator said. Key points: Australian Border Force will be able to intercept packets of nicotine vapes from October 1 TGA hopes ban will prevent people from starting …
Read More »San José to ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) – Ahead of the San Jose City Council meeting, the mayor, city council members and local leaders held a rally to support ending the sale of all flavored tobacco in San José. On Tuesday, city officials will pass an ordinance ending the sale of flavored tobacco …
Read More »San Jose City Council Should Ban Flavored Tobacco Sales – East Bay Times
San Jose City Council is expected to join Oakland and San Francisco on Tuesday in banning all sales of flavored tobacco products. Tobacco addiction remains the number one preventable cause of death in California. Almost nine in ten smokers start to smoke before the age of 18. And eight in …
Read More »Quitting smoking could make you gain weight
Regular smokers who are trying to kick their habit are prone to eating comfortably and gaining weight, another study found. Experts at the University of Minnesota asked 42 cigarette users to abstain from smoking for a day, then choose from a tray of different snacks. Their preferences were compared to …
Read More »E-cigarette regulations and taxes threaten industry that could prevent millions of premature deaths – Lowell Sun
Electronic cigarettes, which deliver nicotine without tobacco or combustion, are the most important harm reduction alternative to smoking ever developed – an alternative that could prevent millions of premature deaths in the United States alone. Yet bureaucrats and politicians seem determined to deny this historic opportunity through regulations and taxes …
Read More »Reducing the Harms of Tobacco for Real
In the past, menthol cigarettes were regularly (but falsely) marketed by its manufacturers as a less harsh and harmful alternative to “normal” cigarettes. Menthol is a compound that has a refreshing minty effect when added to cigarettes. It also has the added benefit of blocking pain receptors in the mouth …
Read More »Asian countries urged to adopt tobacco harm reduction strategies
POLICY experts urged Asian countries to follow the lead of Japan, New Zealand and the UK in adopting tobacco harm reduction (THR) strategies to tackle the tobacco epidemic, saying that it is a very good example of how to reduce the prevalence of smoking. THR is a public health strategy …
Read More »India Should Adopt Tobacco Harm Reduction Tactics, Health News, ET HealthWorld
By Chelsea Boyd India has the second largest population of tobacco users in the world. Almost 270 million Indians use tobacco products, and smoking remains one of the leading causes of premature death and illness in India and around the world. India has made great strides in tobacco control over …
Read More »WHO claimed millions of lives with opposition to electronic cigarettes – shocking claim | Politics | New
Clive Bates, the former director of the anti-smoking campaign group ASH, told reporters in a briefing last week that Britain must lobby internationally for a change in policy in order to save millions of people. lives. It came as parliamentarians called on the UK government to use its Brexit freedoms …
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