Vap'brèves offers you your e-cigarette flash news for 13 December 2016 Tuesday. (Update the news to 12h45).
UNITED STATES: REPORT ON E-CIGARETTE IS SCIENTIFICALLY MALHONEST
A report by the Director of Public Health in the United States qualifies the electronic cigarette as a "major danger to public health", causing many experts to jump up and see in this device a tool for reducing the risks of smoking. (See article)
UNITED KINGDOM: A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF VAPE ON GINGIVAL HEALTH
In this pilot study, researchers are examining the effects of vaping on the gums and inflammatory biomarkers. The study recorded the gum health of smokers before and after their vaping. (See article)
RUSSIA: THE ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE ENFUMS THE COUNTRY!
In the space of two years, electronic cigarettes conquered the lungs of Russians, giving birth to a new generation of e-smokers, but especially to a real national industry. A social phenomenon that The Courier of Russia sniffed more closely. (See article)
CZECH REPUBLIC: ANTI-LABOR LAW THAT DOES NOT CONCERN E-CIGARETTE
In the Czech Republic, restaurants, bars and other places of conviviality will most likely become non-smokers in the Czech Republic as of next May. Rejected last May, the law known as antitobacco was indeed finally approved by the deputies last Friday. The ban will not affect terraces, the use of hookahs and electronic cigarettes.
FRANCE: 22 MILLIONS OF DEATH THANKS TO ANTITABAC MEASURES IN THE WORLD
Rising prices, neutral package, smoking ban in some public places ... The fight against smoking is a long-term war that is paying off. Between 2008 and 2014, 53 million people have quit smoking in 88 countries around the world thanks to anti-smoking measures adopted by states, according to a study published in Tobacco Control. So in 7 years, more than 22 million lives could be saved. (See article)
