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Anti-smoking doctor calls for vaping to help hopeful quitters
Commenting on the Hong Kong Government’s cool, if not dismissive, response towards market liberalisation of vaping products, the professor criticised it for being “brainwashed by ideological information.” “It seems to me that [the] Hong Kong [Government]…is trying to mimic what’s happening in Singapore..to follow steps without any scientific reason,” he said, calling it “nonsensical” and “irresponsible” for the Hong Kong Government, or any government, to deprive smokers of a lower risk alternative which can generate a “public health revolution.”
Commenting on the Hong Kong Government’s cool, if not dismissive, response towards market liberalisation of vaping products, the professor criticised it for being “brainwashed by ideological information.” “It seems to me that [the] Hong Kong [Government]…is trying to mimic what’s happening in Singapore..to follow steps without any scientific reason,” he said, calling it “nonsensical” and “irresponsible” for the Hong Kong Government, or any government, to deprive smokers of a lower risk alternative which can generate a “public health revolution.”
Good infos guys 
Pity ppl at the top tends to block out research/findings like these just to line their pockets..
Pity ppl at the top tends to block out research/findings like these just to line their pockets..
as usual excellent links @a_e_u thanks! i haven't checked in in a long time
FDA Vaping Regulations: An Absurd Perverse Government Failure
Could ‘Right to Die’ Secure Vaping Rights? – Inside the Case Against Ontario’s Anti-Vaping Law – RegWatch
Could ‘Right to Die’ Secure Vaping Rights? – Inside the Case Against Ontario’s Anti-Vaping Law – RegWatch
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E-Cigarettes and Public Health
Legal and public policy analysts talked about the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) May 6, 2016, ruling that would make electronic, or “e-cigarettes,” subject to the same federal rules as traditional cigarettes and other tobacco products. Many believed the new regime would drive most e-cigarettes makers out of the market after August 2019. They focused on public health implications, as well as the legal and legislative challenges to the FDA’s rule.
American Enterprise Institute Hosts Discussion | Video | C-SPAN.org
Legal and public policy analysts talked about the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) May 6, 2016, ruling that would make electronic, or “e-cigarettes,” subject to the same federal rules as traditional cigarettes and other tobacco products. Many believed the new regime would drive most e-cigarettes makers out of the market after August 2019. They focused on public health implications, as well as the legal and legislative challenges to the FDA’s rule.
American Enterprise Institute Hosts Discussion | Video | C-SPAN.org
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