Since 2020 we’ve been writing articles based on research conducted on the vaping industry and the impact it’s had on us as a society. We feel it’s extremely important to provide our readers with updates on leading research into smoking cessation technology, upcoming laws and regulations which could change the way our industry operates.
Public Health England’s official blog was created to give insight from the experts about its work and to provide plain English explanations of public health issues. Professor John Newton used the outlet to explain the eight things everybody should know about vaping. Professor John Newton has been Public Health England’s Director of Health Improvement since […]
Flavoured e-liquid is under attack from politicians and vested interests. In America, the Land of the Free, flavours are being banned state by state, and the Food and Drug Administration has already forced pod makers into removing many of their flavoured offerings available in other countries. When Massachusetts banned juice flavours, Professor Michael Siegel commented […]
Many e-cigarette users might not give any consideration to the laws that govern what they buy, others might not care for politics at all, but everything from the type of tank we use to the amount of nicotine in an e-liquid is tightly controlled by the government. As we enter the post-Brexit world, MPs will […]
Professor Peter Hajek’s a key figure in the vaping debate. He has been conducting research into vaping from the early days and was quickly convinced by published work that vaping offered a huge opportunity to combat tobacco-related disease. Findings from his own work encouraged him to speak about vaping’s positive aspects, something he’s done frequently […]
Smokers wondering if they should switch, vapers seeking reassurance they’ve made the right choice, parents wanting to be educated and the public at large will probably go to the world’s leading internet search engine. But are the results it throws up something to rely on? For our challenge, we used a private browser window and […]
