The nicotine in e-liquids for e-cigarettes has encouraged many smokers to take up vaping, but still causes concern as reflected in numerous regulations and policies. Studied for decades, this alkaloid continues to drive political and scientific debate.
Tag: Nicotine
Study finds Nicotine may protect the brain from ageing
Linked to various cancers, heart disease and respiratory problems, smoking is known for being one of the biggest death causing villains of our time....
Switzerland: Philip Morris’ Flagship Store to open in Lausanne for IQOS...
Like the more widespread e-cigarette, the IQOS Heated tobacco product, is the alternative to traditional combusted cigarettes that the Big Tobacco Philip Morris International...
Good news from England and Italy, but tax threat persists in...
There’s good news on the medical front, too. Italian researchers say their latest research confirms harm reversal in smokers who switch to electronic cigarettes,...
Study confirms Ecigs flavouring decreases smoking rates
Flavours, from the experience of many vapers and former smokers, are what made the difference when switching to vaping. The wide diversity of fragrances...
NIX 56 : A campaign aiming to avoid new tobacco tax...
Californians will be voting on Proposition 56 on the 8th of November, on the same day when together with the rest of America they...
Nicotine dependence is more psychological than physical, psychiatric journal reports
The study published in Frontiers in Psychiatry, was conducted by following 24 chronic smokers and looking at their brain activity through an MRI machine. Each...
UK: Study finds connection between e-cig use and a decrease in...
The researchers at the University College London collected data from the Smoking Toolkit Study, an informative tool that aims to provide the public with the...
NZ : appeal to authorities to review certain vape laws as...
New Zealand is quite progressive in terms of smoking reduction campaigns, with its Health Minister being renowned for putting forward a proposal to legalize...
