Two agriculture groups asked Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to protect the livelihood of Filipino farmers and growers by approving the vape bill which will regulate and provide less harmful alternatives […]Read More
“Countries which have chosen to legalize and regulate e-cigarettes have seen a fall in overall smoking rates and have much better control over youth vaping. It’s exciting for Thailand, and […]Read More
The enactment of the vape bill into law by the Philippine government will stop unintended use and the illicit trade of substandard products by regulating the manufacture, sale and use […]Read More
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
Four medical experts asked President Rodrigo Duterte, an anti-smoking advocate, to make a significant dent on the smoking prevalence in the Philippines by signing the vape bill into law and […]Read More
Two international experts on tobacco harm reduction said the approval of the so-called Vape Bill by the Senate and the House of Representatives will enable the Philippines to join the […]Read More
A study points to overwhelming support for a vape bill which was approved by the two chambers of Philippine Congress to provide less harmful alternatives to combustible cigarettes and help […]Read More