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October 29, 2018
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New research says greater use of e-cigarettes has the potential to help people give up smoking

New research funded by Cancer Research UK and conducted by the University of Exeter and University of Melbourne, says greater use of e-cigarettes has the potential to make a considerable impact in helping people give…

September 21, 2018
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Vaping community declares its position on proposed smoking Bill

The Vaping Products Association hosted a ground-breaking conference on the proposed smoking Bill (Tobacco Control and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Bill), which was released about three months ago by the Department of Health as part…

August 21, 2018
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New Study: Impact of Vaping regulation

The National Institutes of Health is spending $1.4 million to fund a study looking at the results of vaping regulations. The NIH and FDA Center for Tobacco Products have spent hundreds of millions of dollars…

July 27, 2018
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Book your tickets (FREE) for the upcoming Vaping Conference on the 2nd August 2018

Book your tickets (FREE) for the upcoming Vaping Conference on the 2nd August 2018 (Limited seats available), book here https://wp.me/p8kCO1-i3 Canback Consulting a subsidiary of the "Economist Intellidence Unit" (EIU) will be releasing local market…

July 26, 2018
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The evidence keeps piling up: e-cigarettes are definitely safer than smoking

Although not harmless, the evidence is unequivocal that vaping is much safer than smoking. But misinformation and scaremongering could still be putting people off switching. For the average person seeking more information on vaping, a…

Category Archives: Research

New research says greater use of e-cigarettes has the potential to help people give up smoking

Vaping community declares its position on proposed smoking Bill

New Study: Impact of Vaping regulation

Book your tickets (FREE) for the upcoming Vaping Conference on the 2nd August 2018

The evidence keeps piling up: e-cigarettes are definitely safer than smoking