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This is where you will find all the very latest news on heat not burn and heated tobacco products. Although heated tobacco has been around for a few years only now is it starting to really gain some traction in the harm reduction sphere. We follow all the latest trends and report them right here on our blog.

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Posted on 15th November 201911th February 2021 by Paul — Leave a comment

Independent science confirms industry findings

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A tale of two meta-analysis

Last month (October 2019) saw the publication of two meta-analysis of heat-not-burn research that looked at both industry, and independent, science. However, the tone of both papers was markedly different. The first of which, entitled “New ideas, old problems? Heated tobacco products – a systematic review” leaned more towards the “eh, they’re not all that good really” type conclusion despite the clear evidence that they are; while the second – entitled “Human Biomarker Exposure from Cigarettes versus Novel Heat-Not-Burn Devices: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” – was somewhat more positive. I don’t make up the titles by the way.

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Posted on 11th November 201913th February 2021 by FergusM — 2 Comments

HnB News Roundup – November 2019

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Here at Heat not Burn UK we’re always watching the news for anything that relates to your favourite reduced-harm nicotine products. Most of what we find is pretty dry – usually some article about the effect of iQOS sales on share prices that we can barely understand. Sometimes we do come up with interesting little gems, though, and this week our biggest finds were two new devices that are now on sale in trial markets. We’ll be doing our best to get reviews for you as soon as we can – but here’s what we know for now.