Qilu University of Technology Research Confirms: E-cigarettes Have Far Less Impact on Oral Health than Traditional Cigarettes
Read moreA recent study by Washington University suggests that middle-aged smokers who switch to e-cigarettes can significantly improve their overall health, including physical and mental well-being, as well as social and economic status. The study, supported by public health organizations including the National Cancer Institute, found that e-cigarette users had a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, and depression compared to those who continued to smoke traditional cigarettes. The study also suggests that e-cigarettes can help smokers adopt healthier lifestyles, such as exercising and socializing more, and may serve as a less harmful alternative for those struggling to quit smoking.
Read moreMarket research company Future Market Insights recently conducted a fair analysis of the global disposable e-cigarette market, providing historical data from 2017-2021 and forecasted statistical data from 2022-2032.
Read moreUK’s popular disposable e-cigarette SKE Crystal taken down due to nicotine regulation violations
The popular disposable e-cigarette brand in the UK, SKE Crystal, has been removed from sale in One Stop and Booker stores due to concerns that the device contained nicotine levels exceeding regulatory limits.
Read moreFrom March 1, excise taxes on cigarettes, cigars, e-liquids, and heated tobacco will increase in Russia. Learn about the specific tax increases, the cancellation of the tax on nicotine delivery devices, and the Ministry of Agriculture’s increase of the minimum price for tobacco products.
Read moreAccording to ENDS Cigarette Smoke Thailand (ECST), Thailand currently prohibits the use of e-cigarettes, but is discussing the end of the ban.
Read moreJuul Labs, a major vaping company in the US, has agreed to pay $23.8 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the city of Chicago accusing the company of marketing its products to underage users. The funds from the settlement will be used for youth prevention and reduction programs, education, and outreach initiatives by the Chicago Department of Public Health.
Read moreIllinois state senate has introduced a bill that aims to prohibit the use of e-cigarettes and vapes in public spaces. The existing smoke-free Illinois act prohibits smoking within 15 feet of entrances and mandates the placement of no-smoking signs in public areas. However, with the increasing popularity of vaping, the new bill aims to include e-cigarettes and vapes in the legislation. According to Dr. Scott Cook, MD., Ph.D., a medical professional at OSF, exposure to e-cigarette vapor can cause health problems in both children and adults. The Senate Bill 1561 has been passed by the senate executive committee and is awaiting further consideration from the full senate. The proposed ban on vaping in public spaces could help prevent secondhand smoke from contaminating the air, and protect both children and adults from the harmful effects of vaping.
Read moreLawmakers in Hawaii have proposed a 70% tax on e-cigarettes and e-liquid products, in a bid to tackle youth addiction to the devices. Currently, e-cigarettes in Hawaii carry a general excise tax ranging from 4.1% to 4.7%, but combustible cigarettes attract additional taxes. Rep. Scot Matayoshi, a leading sponsor of the bill, said he hoped the tax would reduce the negative health effects of nicotine addiction. However, opponents argue that raising prices could encourage smokers to stick to combustible products. A representative of e-cigarette seller VOLCANO called the 70% tax an “industry killer”.
Read moreThe Alaska State Senate has reintroduced a bill closely resembling one vetoed by the governor last year, proposing statewide taxation and regulatory measures for e-cigarettes. Senate Bill 89 aims to increase the age limit for purchasing e-cigarette products from 19 to 21 years; however, a recent study published in the Journal of Health Economics suggests that e-cigarette taxation that is more stringent tends to result in increased cigarette sales. While the specific tax rate has not been disclosed, a similar bill proposes a 35% tax on e-cigarette products based on wholesale prices. The bill is based on a recent tobacco report highlighting the need for more measures to reduce tobacco use in Alaska, especially among young people.
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