VAP'BREVES: The news of Wednesday 22 February 2017

VAP'BREVES: The news of Wednesday 22 February 2017

Vap'Brèves offers you your flash e-cigarette news for the day of Wednesday 22 February 2017. (Update the news to 14h30).


FRANCE: CONSOMAG SPEAKS E-CIGARETTE AND SECURITY


When you use an e-cigarette (that's what it is also called), it works with a rechargeable battery and consists mainly of a tank. (See article)


FRANCE: FRENCH 11 EXPERTS RECOMMENDATIONS ON E-CIGARETTE


The practical recommendations of eleven French experts on e-cigarettes, updated to date in 2016, are published in the Journal of Respiratory Diseases. Intended for doctors and health professionals, they are adapted to various situations. (See article)


UNITED STATES: PROGRAM TO PREVENT CHILDREN FROM SPAMING


An “Escape The Vape” program has been designed to broadcast a specific message to prevent children from entering the world of e-cigarettes. (See article)


TOGO: REGULATIONS ON THE SALE OF TOBACCO SMALL RESPECTED


On December 30, 2010, the Togolese National Assembly passed a law to control the tobacco sector in the country. More than 6 years later, lines have moved but not up to expectations. For Fabrice Ebeh, Executive Director of the National Alliance of Consumers and the Environment, “we no longer see giant signs or tobacco logos, but on the other hand, for the regulations, there are problems because they do not is not respected ”. (See article)

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