WSJ contributor Jennifer Maloney, long known for her critical coverage of flavored vaping products, pens a glowing report about the flavored seltzer mogul.

An AVM FOIA request turns up a “confidential” FDA study clearly documenting the benefits of vaping, contradicting the agency’s fear-mongering claims about e-cigarettes.

An AVM FOIA request turns up a “confidential” FDA study clearly documenting the benefits of vaping, contradicting the agency’s fear-mongering claims about e-cigarettes.

The same day the Reagan-Udall Foundation published its scathing review of FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products, agency commissioner Robert Califf convened with CTFK and other anti-vaping groups.

The American Heart Association continues it trend of promoting the dubious results of unpublished studies on the health effects of vaping

Let’s talk about how Bloomberg-backed Vital Strategies bankrolls reporting at “nonprofit” journalism outlets to further the anti-vaping narrative.

During the Reagan-Udall Foundation’s review of the FDA’S Center for Tobacco Products, FDA scientists spoke out against “toxic culture.”

For years NPR has hyped invented health panics and quoted discredited academics, all while disregarding vaping’s crucial role in helping adults quit smoking.

Notice how outlets like Politico always want FDA to crack down harder, expand further, get stricter, prohibit more.

Since 2018, Reporter Chris Kirkham and Reuters have been cajoling FDA to outlaw vaping products and strip them from the market.

Since 2018, Reporter Chris Kirkham and Reuters have been cajoling FDA to outlaw vaping products and strip them from the market.

The NYT publishes one of the most outrageously misleading and distorted articles on vaping we've ever seen.

Will other groups in the harm reduction community sit still while Vital Strategies, having completely sold out to a maniacal billionaire, denounces their work and calls them shills?

Bloomberg-funded prohibition groups use deceptive content farms to pretend their bunk research and pronouncements are actual news.

Let’s talk about why the Progressive Caucus ought to be sticking up for vapers.

The problem: Members of Congress have direct access to the highest levels of policymaking that will enhance their investments.

Congressman John Yarmuth (D-KY), Chairman of the House Budget Committee, inserted a nicotine tax into the $3.5 trillion federal spending bill—but exempted cigarettes.

In the wake of the FDA’s regulatory malfeasance on vaping policy, we at AVM have a moral duty to act as a voice for the businesses that serve millions of Americans who use vaping to quit smoking.

Congressman Mike Thompson (D-CA) insists that ordinary Americans shouldn’t use flavored vaping products, despite the fact that he got rich by selling flavored alcohol.