Billionaire and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg has injected another $2.2 million into the campaign to save Denver’s ban on flavored tobacco and nicotine products, according to a new campaign finance report. This latest contribution, made in the final weeks of October ahead of the election, brings his total donations to the “Denver Kids vs Big Tobacco” campaign to just under $5 million.
Read moreA new tax hike in Ireland, is set to more than double the price of some vaping products, sparking a heated debate among addiction experts, health advocates, and retailers. The new excise duty of 50 cents per milliliter is being imposed on all e-liquids, including nicotine-free versions, a move the Department of Health says is aimed at curbing the “explosion” in vaping among young people.
Read moreEstonia is grappling with one of the highest rates of youth vaping in Europe, with a particularly sharp increase observed among young girls, according to a new international study covering 37 countries. The findings highlight a concerning public health trend, with experts warning that the common belief among young people that vaping is harmless is dangerously inaccurate.
Read moreA new legislative initiative has been proposed in the Mexican state of San Luis Potosí to amend the State Constitution and various laws to more effectively guarantee the right to health and protect the population from e-cigarettes, vapes, and similar vaporizing devices. The proposal, presented by Deputy José Roberto García Castillo, responds to the rapid expansion of electronic nicotine and psychoactive substance use among adolescents and young adults.
Read moreIs there credible science demonstrating that vaping is a significantly safer alternative to smoking? According to Dr. James Murphy, Director of Research and Science at British American Tobacco (BAT), one of the world’s leading tobacco companies, the answer is a resounding yes. He asserts that a vape product contains less than 1% of the toxic load found in a combustible cigarette – a “real and verifiable fact.” In an in-depth interview with MILENIO, Dr. Murphy makes a compelling case for evidence-based regulation of vaping products, warning that outright prohibitions, like the one currently in place in Mexico, do not eliminate demand but instead cede control of a multi-billion dollar market to illicit trade and organized crime.
Read moreLuxembourg has adopted a significant new tobacco control law, Bill No. 8333, which updates its anti-smoking regulations to include modern nicotine products like heated tobacco and oral nicotine pouches. Passed by the Chamber of Deputies on October 31st, the law transposes a European directive while introducing stricter national measures aimed at protecting public health, particularly among youth.
Read moreThe Maldives has implemented a groundbreaking generational tobacco ban, making it illegal for anyone born on or after January 1, 2007, to purchase, use, or sell any tobacco products. This unprecedented law, which took effect on November 1, 2025, applies to everyone within the island nation’s borders, including both local residents and international tourists, regardless of their citizenship.
Read moreA bill proposing a complete ban on the retail sale of vapes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems has been introduced in the Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai, Russia, by Governor Dmitry Makhonin. If approved, the ban is scheduled to take effect on March 1, 2026, and will include significant fines for violators.
Read moreIn the first six months of 2025, Belgian authorities issued 1,248 fines to individuals caught smoking on or near railway platforms. The figures, released by Federal Mobility Minister Jean-Luc Crucke, show an average of 208 fines per month this year.
Read moreA dangerous new drug trend involving vape canisters containing etomidate—a short-acting intravenous anesthetic—is sweeping across the Asia-Pacific, prompting aggressive crackdowns in Singapore and Hong Kong. Marketed under street names like “K-pods,” “space oil,” or “zombie juice,” these illicit vapes induce a rapid, euphoric, and dissociative state, but their use is linked to severe and sometimes fatal health consequences.
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