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Government determined to destroy hospitality with unjustifiable vape ban

13 February 2026
Lifestyle Economics

Government determined to destroy hospitality with unjustifiable vape ban

Christopher Snowdon
13 February 2026
In response to a government consultation on banning vaping in workplaces, pubs, clubs and cars, Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle … Continue reading “Government determined to destroy hospitality with unjustifiable vape ban”

Vaping Works

9 September 2021
Research

Vaping Works

Christopher Snowdon
9 September 2021
There is currently a global debate about the efficacy of vaping in reducing smoking prevalence. While the debate is ongoing, … Continue reading “Vaping Works”

The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies

26 May 2021
Lifestyle Economics

The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies

Chris Snowdon
26 May 2021
A study published in JAMA Pediatrics this week looked a ban on e-cigarette flavours implemented in San Francisco on 1 … Continue reading “The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies”

The rise of e-cigarettes – a parable of the free market

12 October 2018
Lifestyle Economics

The rise of e-cigarettes – a parable of the free market

Madeline Grant
12 October 2018
Earlier this week, Hong Kong’s government decided to impose a full ban on the sale, manufacture and import of e-cigarettes. … Continue reading “The rise of e-cigarettes – a parable of the free market”

When it comes to e-cigs, harm reduction must be the order of the day

12 October 2016
Lifestyle Economics

When it comes to e-cigs, harm reduction must be the order of the day

Madeline Grant
12 October 2016
E-cigarettes have become by far the most popular smoking cessation aid in the UK, helping hundreds of thousands of people … Continue reading “When it comes to e-cigs, harm reduction must be the order of the day”

It’s my party and I’ll vape if I want to

31 August 2016
Lifestyle Economics

It’s my party and I’ll vape if I want to

Madeline Grant
31 August 2016
‘Excuse me, Miss, but you can’t smoke that in here’, is a phrase I’ve grown accustomed to hearing. I’ve been … Continue reading “It’s my party and I’ll vape if I want to”

Britain is amongst the EU’s most meddlesome nanny states

1 April 2016
Lifestyle Economics

Britain is amongst the EU’s most meddlesome nanny states

Christopher Snowdon
1 April 2016
Yesterday saw the publication of the first ever Nanny State Index. It looks at 32 criteria and 28 countries to … Continue reading “Britain is amongst the EU’s most meddlesome nanny states”

Don’t turn e-cigarettes into another tool of the state health nannies

21 August 2015
Regulation

Don’t turn e-cigarettes into another tool of the state health nannies

Mark Littlewood
21 August 2015
The technological breakthrough of e-cigarettes has placed the medical establishment and taxpayer-funded public health advocates in a bit of a … Continue reading “Don’t turn e-cigarettes into another tool of the state health nannies”

Free market solutions in health should be allowed to flourish

11 July 2013

Free market solutions in health should be allowed to flourish

Christopher Snowdon
11 July 2013
Are free markets incompatible with good health? To hear some of the rhetoric that comes from the medical establishment, you … Continue reading “Free market solutions in health should be allowed to flourish”

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