TL;DR? “Dry January” is an eight-year-old initiative that challenges British citizens to abstain from alcohol for the full month of...
TL;DR A new study by researchers at Yale and UC Davis shows opioid-related deaths were reduced in counties with more...
TL;DR UFC, alongside its anti-doping partner USADA, have relaxed its policy on how cannabis consumption is handled within the sport ...
TL;DR? An imminent nationwide survey produced by a group of French MPs launching to better understand public opinion on recreational...
TL;DR? Femke Halsema, Amsterdam’s mayor, is looking to ban non-residents from entering the city’s cannabis coffee shops Only Dutch citizens...
Let’s be honest, 2020 was a terrible year. Australian bush fires, the deaths of well-loved celebrities, civil unrest in the...
TL;DR? Gov. Jay Robert “J.B.” Pritzker announced the expungement and forgiveness of over half a million Illinois residents with minor,...
TL;DR? Two new bills on South Carolina medical cannabis legalization pre-filled and ready to be debated in early 2021: S.150...
TL;DR The European Commission has U-turned on its preliminary decision to classify CBD as a narcotic Since 2019, CBD has...
Jay-Z may very well have 99 problems but his position in the cannabis industry ain’t one. The hip hop man,...
To help understand how this got off the ground, the flavor ban reversal and where the industry could be headed from here, we sat down with one of the leaders of the influential pro-vaping group, We Vape We Vote.
Trump announced recently that he's backing off from the flavor ban. At least for now. While of course a welcomed move from those within the industry, it still leaves a skeptical flavor (excuse the pun) in the mouths of professionals and connoisseurs. That the battle may be won, but the war certainly isn't.
Over the last few weeks, reports of a "mystery illness" relating to vaping have been making their rounds, but what's really going on? What do we know so far? Should nicotine vapers be worried? Here's everything you need to know.
The Global Forum on Nicotine included talks from over 80 experts in vaping science, policy and more, taking place over three days in Warsaw. There was a lot of useful information shared over the course of the weekend, but here are my top 10 take-away points.
The US Food and Drug Administration has declared a war on vaping products some time ago now. August 8th, 2016 marked...
It’s all over the news these days – ‘a vape pen explodes, costing a man five of his teeth’; or,...
On November 8, California voters decided to say a firm ‘yes’ to Proposition 56, which will increase the excise tax on cigarettes and other products containing nicotine by a hefty margin.
As everyone has heard by now, the FDA’s disastrous proposal to regulate e-cigarettes as tobacco products has gone ahead with none of the changes vaping advocates may have been hoping for. We wanted continued innovation with improved product standards; we got thinly-veiled prohibition.
Researchers are spying on your tweets, a judge in New York has been smart enough to declare that vaping is not smoking, more evidence-based rationality emerges from the UK and journalists are given a much-needed dose of common sense on the (non) issue of “e-cigarette battery explosions” – it’s the Week in Vaping.
Tobacco controllers sneak into a vape convention and discover “particles” in the air, a politician vapes in Congress, and UK data shows that the disastrous population-level consequences of vaping we keep hearing about don’t seem to be materializing: it’s the Week in Vaping.