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New legislation governing the sale and availability of vaping products will help ensure people who smoke but who wish to switch to a less harmful option can access these products.

ASPIRE researchers incorporated findings from their work and international studies into their submission to the recently introduced Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Vaping) Amend

New evidence shows one in five children continue to be exposed to smoking in cars, and that exposure even increased in 2015.

This presentation was made by Professor Nick Wilson at the Public Health Summer School in February 2017.

Regulating E-cigarettes: Exploring policy options around retailing

Many thanks to all who attended the ASPIRE-NIHI Smokefree2025 Research symposium in Wellington on 26 October.

ASPIRE2025 co-directors, Professors Janet Hoek and Richard Edwards, welcome the introduction of standardised packaging and congratulate Dame Tariana Turia for her

The following submission was made by ASPIRE2025 in June 2016:

Smoke-free (Standardisation of Tobacco Packaging and Tobacco Products) Regulations – June 2016

Co-directors of ASPIRE 2025 Richard Edwards and Janet Hoek together with Natalie Walker, Chris Bullen and Robert Beaglehole of the University of Auckland have co-authored this new document outlinin

This exciting new study from ASPIRE2025 researchers Brent Caldwell and Julian Crane, is the first to look at nicotine by pMDI (pressurized metered dose inhaler) in smoking cessation.