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Matthew Chapman

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FDA approved Zyn nicotine pouches for sale without knowing what they were made of , says former agency scientist

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By Matthew Chapman Verified, Kathryn Kranhold
| The Examination
This story is published in partnership with STAT. Four years into the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s review of Zyn nicotine pouches, and not long before the agency approved them for sale, an FDA toxicologist ran some informal tests in her kitchen that led her to question whether the agency truly understood the addictive product it was about to greenlight.
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Juul paid a nicotine expert to lobby Israel’s health ministry against a high-strength vape ban

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By Matthew Chapman Verified
| The Examination
This article was reported in collaboration with Le Monde and Reporters United, a Greek nonprofit. A prominent nicotine researcher who has maintained he is independent from the industry was paid by vaping giant Juul to lobby Israel’s health ministry over a ban on high-strength e-cigarettes. Greek cardiologist Konstantinos Farsalinos was paid 7,000 euros (about $8,100) by Juul via a company he co-owns, according to Juul emails reviewed by The Examination, Le Monde and Reporters United.
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Lawmaker with family ties to British American Tobacco attempts to stop UK smoking ban

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By Matthew Chapman Verified
| The Examination
This story is published in partnership with the Guardian. A British lawmaker who is trying to derail a so-called generational ban on tobacco sales discussed the bill with a family member who is “very high up” at British American Tobacco, he told The Examination. Lord Strathcarron, whose given name is Ian David Patrick Macpherson, proposed amendments in the spring that would gut the central provision of the bill.
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