Michael McGrady Jr
Michael McGrady Jr is a columnist for Vaping Post's English edition. He is a critically acclaimed journalist with awards and recognition from across the industry. He was a finalist for ECigClick's annual vape awards in 2019 and 2020, a KAC Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholarship Fellow in 2019, among other honors. All articles express his own opinion and do not necessarily reflect the Editor's view.
Reports: Smoking Rates Increased Due to COVID-19
Smoking rates increased during the global COVID-19 pandemic, notes several reports and statistical data released by the United States government.
Fast Company reported that the...
King’s College London Study Confirms Harm Reduction Characteristics of E-Cigarettes
A new study shows that e-cigarettes have a "clear benefit" of helping quit smoking.
A new study published in the journal Addiction shows that using...
Swissx Launches New Products
Swissx announced a line of tobacco and e-cigarette replacements.
Swissx announced through a press release that the company launched a line of glass and ceramic...
Federal Court Postpones FDA Graphic Cigarette Warnings
A federal court in the state of Texas delayed the FDA's regulation mandating graphic cigarette warnings.
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of...
Study Suggests That Vaping Cannabis May Damage Lungs
A study suggests that vaping cannabis-derived vapor products may damage a human's lungs more than smoking or vaping nicotine-containing substances.
Researchers at the University of...
Idaho Senate Passes Legislation To Lift Tobacco Minimum Legal Sales Age...
The Idaho Senate reportedly voted to adopt a bill that increases the minimum legal sales age for tobacco products from 18 years to 21...
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney Is Pushing For A Flavored Vape Ban...
U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Ut., has made the news once more asking his colleagues to advance a national ban on flavored electronic cigarette products.
Romney's...
Minnesota Students Still Vaping Despite Mitigation Efforts
Students are still vaping, and that's a glaring challenge, notes Minnesota's public health authorities.
70 percent of high school and middle school users report signs...
