“Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will create an enduring legacy by signing the Vape Bill into law before he leaves office, and we are confident he’ll do just that,” said Peter […]Read More
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The vape bill is expected to help millions of smokers in the Philippines switch to less harmful alternatives and prevent serious diseases and even death once the measure is signed […]Read More
A number of Filipino doctors said the Vape Bill which was approved by Congress to regulate vaporized nicotine products (VNP) such as electronic cigarettes and heated tobacco products will end […]Read More
A ‘game-changer’ measure that seeks to regulate vapes and heated tobacco products is a step closer to becoming a law after both the Philippines’ House of Representatives and Senate ratified […]Read More
Malaysia’s Ministry of Health is making good progress, with its imminent legislation to regulate vaping globally important, says the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA). CAPHRA says […]Read More
Increasingly dominant Kiwi vaping brands are proving key to squeezing Big Tobacco, says two of the country’s leading vaping entrepreneurs. Their comments follow Associate Health Minister Dr Ayesha Verrall releasing […]Read More
Vape shops express support for Senate Bill No. 2239 which aims to regulate the use of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products in the Philippines. Medical doctors joined consumer groups in […]Read More
Worldwide praise from tobacco harm reduction (THR) advocates and vapers continues for Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. Secretary Locsin told online delegates at COP9–a key international tobacco control […]Read More
Top Filipino officials rallied in support of Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. for promoting an “inclusive and participative” country position in the ongoing World Health Organization conference on addressing […]Read More
“The World Health Organization’s failure to declare a global emergency in 2020 will be repeated in 2021 when the WHO will likely abandon international tobacco harm reduction efforts and condemn […]Read More