Tag: nicotine
Online Now- The GFN 2020, Nicotine: Science, Ethics and Human Rights
This year’s theme is Nicotine: science, ethics and human rights, and it was on yesterday on the 11th of June and today Friday the...
Are E-Cig Restrictions Undermining Efforts to Fight COVID-19?
An article on the Washington Times points out that anti-vaping entities are doing their utmost to capitalize on the infamous EVALI outbreak, by stating...
French Study About Smoking Cessation Management During Pregnancy
Titled, , the review aimed to identify up-to-date evidence-based guidelines for the management of smoking cessation during pregnancy. The researchers looked through Cochrane PubMed...
Data About Toddlers Who Ingested E-Liquids in 2018
Research has concluded that exposure to nicotine e-liquids mostly causes mild symptoms and rarely produces significant nicotine toxicity. In 2014 it had been reported that...
The US Retracts its Plan to Cut Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes
On Friday the 28th of July 2017, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), had announced a new comprehensive plan for tobacco and nicotine...
Study: Juul Delivers Nicotine More Effectively Than Other E-Cigs
The study titled, “Nicotine Absorption Profile Among Regular Users of a Pod-Based Electronic Nicotine Delivery System,” by Penn State College of Medicine, was published...
US: New Bill Would Would Limit Nicotine Levels in E-Cigarettes
According to an announcement by Krishnamoorthi's office, the proposed bill would restrict nicotine content to over 20 milligrams per milliliter with the aim of...
GFN 2019: “It’s Time to Talk About Nicotine”
The theme of last year’s GFN was “Rethinking Nicotine”, and the main goal of the conference was to examine changing patterns and methods of...
Facts about Nicotine Withdrawal
Nicotine withdrawal symptoms are experienced differently by each person, some struggle more than others, however generally they peak after 1-3 days of abstinence and...
US Surgeon General Blames High Nicotine E-Cigs for Teen Vaping
Recent research related to NRTs, has indicated that smokers who use higher doses of nicotine are more likely to quit than those using lower...
