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Press Association

Simon Harris to ban vending machine cigarettes

Higher Ed
Minister for Health Simon Harris announces plans to ban the sale of cigarettes from vending machines across Ireland. Mr Harris says it is dangerous for young people to have easy access to tobacco. The announcement was made after a...
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Bloomberg

The Collapse of Juul's Valuation

Higher Ed
Jun.02 -- Bloomberg's Lauren Etter talks about the collapse in Juul's valuation and challenges it faces in the market place and from lawmakers.
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Curated Video

New York Gov. Cuomo To Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes

Higher Ed
New York's ban comes after the Trump administration announced its efforts to block the sale of all non-tobacco-flavored vaping products.
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Curated Video

U-Haul To Stop Hiring Nicotine Users In 21 States

Higher Ed
​The moving and storage company said it will soon implement a nicotine-free hiring policy in an effort to "[foster] a culture of wellness at U-Haul."
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Bloomberg

Hong Kong Versus Singapore in Chase for Expatriates

Higher Ed
Jun.28 -- Hong Kong has long been a popular destination for foreign workers, but it has faced tough competition from Singapore. So who is ahead in the expat race? Bloomberg's Eric Lam reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Bloomberg

China's Killer Profits

Higher Ed
This week's behind-the-scenes view of making the cover: the paradox of China National Tobacco Corp.
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Curated Video

A Senate committee accused e-cigarette makers of marketing to kids, using them as 'guinea pigs,' given a lack of research on health effects. Two e-cigarette companies said they're willing to work with the FDA on some regulations. (June 18)

Higher Ed
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus012374 Top officials from two of the biggest e-cigarette manufacturers in the U.S. appeared before a Senate committee Thursday, accused of marketing their products to children. Senator Jay...
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Sky News

The number of tobacco-related deaths in India could reach up to one-and-a-half million a year by 2020...

Higher Ed
The number of tobacco-related deaths in India could reach up to one-and-a-half million a year by 2020...
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Bloomberg

Juul Becomes New Target of Health Regulators as Vaping Escalates

Higher Ed
Oct.10 -- It's a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs. The co-founders of Juul planned to change the smoking industry. And they did. Only not in the way they probably wanted. The story's in the new issue of Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Press Association

Smoking quit rate in 2020 ‘highest in more than a decade’

Higher Ed
Interview with Scott Crosby, tobacco control programme manager at Public Health England. The proportion of people who have successfully quit smoking this year is at its highest in more than a decade, new figures show. Data from the UCL...
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Curated Video

U.S. Death Toll Of Vaping-Related Illnesses Rises To 12

Higher Ed
The total number of reported vaping-related illnesses has also jumped.
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Curated Video

Medical profession divided over WHO plans for tough E-cigarette laws ++REPLAY++

Higher Ed
Tougher rules on e-cigarettes, as recommended by the World Health Organisation, would risk the lives of over fifty thousand people according to addiction experts in the UK. In August, WHO urged governments to ban the use of electronic...
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Curated Video

Juul Labs Inc. Stops Selling Fruit, Dessert E-Cigarette Flavors

Higher Ed
The popular e-cigarette company is taking away mango, creme, fruit, and cucumber flavors from online retail.
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Curated Video

FDA Announces Plan To Crackdown On Flavored E-Cigarette Products

Higher Ed
This FDA policy change is not a ban on flavored e-cigarettes. Rather it's more of a crackdown on products being sold without FDA-approval.
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Curated Video

Massachusetts Bans Sale Of Flavored Tobacco And Vaping Products

Higher Ed
The ban includes menthol cigarettes and will go into effect on June 1, 2020.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : New York state bans flavored e-cigarettes over vaping concerns

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Vape enthusiasts react as New York becomes the second US state to ban flavored e-cigarettes following several vaping linked deaths that have raised fears about a product long promoted as less harmful than smoking (Footage by AFPTV via...
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Curated Video

NYC cigarettes to be most expensive in the US

Higher Ed
Mayor Bill de Blasio has signed legislation raising the minimum price for a pack of cigarettes to $13 in New York City. Health Department officials say the hike from $10.50 will make the city the most expensive place to buy...
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Bloomberg

La tecnología que está reemplazando nuestra dosis de nicotina

Higher Ed
Oct.25—El hábito de fumar busca volver a ser respetable. Mientras que la práctica tradicional disminuye a nivel mundial, una nueva versión está tomando auge: los cigarrillos electrónicos. Los fumadores obtienen su dosis de nicotina...
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Bloomberg

How Pot Can Save Big Tobacco's Future

Higher Ed
April 28 -- The U.S. tobacco giants are part of a $90 billion-plus ultra-profitable industry that isn't going away, but the reality is cigarettes are losing popularity. At some point growth will become an issue and pot may just be the...
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Curated Video

Giving up smoking really can make you put on weight

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1. Various people smoking on street 2. Two people chatting 3. Man walking 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shane, Smoker "I do, I do a little bit, just because it's really obvious when I gain any weight." 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lottie,...
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The American Heart Association's first policy statement on electronic cigarettes backs them as a last resort to help smokers quit and calls for more regulation to keep them away from youth. (Aug. 25)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus016037 (SUPER = File) (SUPER = Boston) (SUPER = Via Skype) (SUPER = Dr. Elliott Antman, President, American Heart Association) "And if those don't work, they should consider turning to an...
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Curated Video

Money, Not E-Cigarettes, Helps More Smokers Quit

Higher Ed
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY New York - 23 May 2018 1. Various of people smoking regular and vaping e-cigarettes ...
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Newsy's Latest Health News

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U.S. reaches $1.5 billion vaccine deal with Moderna. Researchers say young people who smoke or use e-cigarettes are more likely to get COVID-19.