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
UK: Before the e-cigarette, tobacco companies had no competitor
The decline of tobacco products in the UK is inexorable
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Germany: A court sentences a nicotine e-liquid retailer 90 days before...
The Court of Karlsruhe, the highest Federal Court in Germany, has just approved a decision of the Court of Frankfurt which convicted and fined an e-cigarette retailer €9,000 for...
New Zealand: Tax increase seen as a “backbone”measure for tobacco control
The Aotearoan Parliament consulted tobacco control specialists, on February 10, 2016, among which Pr Murray Laugesen (Health New Zealand Ltd), Zoe Hawke (National Maori Tobacco Control...
Canada: Saskatchewan municipal leaders for a provincewide solution against vaping
"Even if we just added vaping to the provincial tobacco regulations, we still may end up with a patchwork (of rules) across the province,...
Interview: Dr ML Goniewicz answers PGVG’s questions on aromas
I had the chance to interview the researcher in his office of the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo and to ask him a...
Illinois: Teenagers caught vaping will be fined
Teenagers' use of electronic cigarettes has tripled between 2013 and 2014 in the USA, surpassing the use of all other tobacco products, and federal...
New Zealand: The Very Low Nicotine Cigarette (VLNC) versus the e-cigarette
Tobacco use remains the single biggest cause of preventable morbidity and mortality in New Zealand. Along with many other organisations, New Zealand Health Promotion...
Canada: Self-regulated E-liquid industry
Vaping has been elected by thousands of smokers worldwide to quit smoking, and the success of the method, according to users, is highly dependent on the quality...
