VAP'NEWS: The e-cigarette news for the weekend of July 14 and 15, 2018

VAP'NEWS: The e-cigarette news for the weekend of July 14 and 15, 2018

Vap'News offers you flash news around the e-cigarette for the 14 weekend and 15 July 2018. (Update the news at 08h00.)


UNITED STATES: TEENS NO LONGER SMOKE, THEY "JULY"!


In the halls of high school, at the library, in the car or under the duvet… under the hashtag # must4juul, hundreds of American teenagers share short videos on Instagram, where they film themselves 'juuler'. In three years of existence, Juul Labs, an electronic cigarette manufacturer, has succeeded in making its name a verb. (See article)


UNITED STATES: 90% FAILURE TO STOP TOBACCO WITH THE ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE


According to a new study published by researchers at the GSU School of Public Health in the United States, e-cigarette users are 70% less likely to quit smoking than those who do not smoke. (See article)


AUSTRALIA: A STUDY ASSESSES THE IMPACT OF SMOKING REDUCTION


An Australian study found a correlation between reduction in tobacco and alcohol consumption and cancer mortality in Australia. The results are published in the “JAMA Network Open”. (See article)


CANADA: A THIEVE FOR THE TOBACCO GIANT PHILIP MORRIS!


British Columbia will not have to provide a tobacco giant with full access to its medical databases to ensure the fairness of its claim for damages against this industry. (See article)

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