The only things standing in the way of the health benefits that would accrue from the ending of smoking are excessive regulation and bans on vapor products.Read More

Opponents of Indiana’s controversial vaping law scored a victory on Aug. 19 when a federal judge ruled in favor of a Florida e-liquid manufacturer that argued the law was unconstitutional.Read More

Some tobacco control people fear that electronic cigarettes could provide a ‘gateway’ to smoking. But recent research suggests there is no gateway – just a brick wall.Read More

It's one of the first studies out of the US to confirm that switching to e-cigarettes can reduce the risk of cancer for smokers, and researchers say it will bolster efforts to help smokers quit Read More

It seems to be the case that whenever the US Food and Drug Administration’s vapor-products deeming rules are given a reality check; they fail. It must be time for a rethink.Read More

MPs in Victoria, Australia, have voted to make it ‘as hard as possible’ for smokers to give up their habit by heaping more unhelpful legislation on the one viable quitting device partly available.Read More

Dinner Lady, a British vapor company, showed that the proof really is in the pudding at the National Vape Expo in the USA this weekend when the company won two prestigious awards.Read More

Marlboro maker Philip Morris International says its heat-not-burn e-cigarette has rapidly captured close to 3 percent of Japanese tobacco sales, making inroads into a market Japan Tobacco relies on for 40 percent of its profit.Read More

The US Food and Drug Administration’s electronic-cigarette regulations, which took effect this week, immediately struck two blows against public health, according to a story by Jacob Sullum for Forbes.Read More

The Irish Government has been told to consider introducing a levy on the liquid used in e-cigarettes. The Department of Finance says a levy of 50 cents on every 10ml of the liquid used in the Read More