VAP'BREVES: The news of Wednesday 27 July 2016

A very large Finnish study, published in the journal Stroke, undermines these reassuring self-convictions. Tobacco, even in amounts deemed harmless, is correlated with an increased risk of subarachnoid hemorrhage (bleeding). (See article)

Electronic cigarettes are not only popular among college and high school students. Many working adults in the United States are drawn to the personal vaporizer. (See article)

Two PS deputies propose to increase by 15% the price of classic packets and by 30% that of handmade cigarettes, cheaper and more and more popular with young people, but even more harmful. (See article)

On May 20, the bans on propaganda, direct and indirect advertising for vaping devices came into effect. This sowed a wave of panic among vapers and professionals. If, for fear of receiving a complaint or a fine, you have changed your habits, we need your testimony. (See article)