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04 November 2017
E-cig vapor does not induce genetic mutations associated with cigarette smoke exposure
25 October 2017
Toxicant levels are around 90% less in glo™ emissions compared to cigarette smoke
25 October 2017
Vapour from glo™ had little or no biological impact on cells in laboratory tests
25 October 2017
Studies support the reduced-risk potential of glo™
12 October 2017
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06 October 2017
SSPT 2017 - CORESTA
25 September 2017
Studies support reduced risk potential of the Vype ePen e-cigarette
03 July 2017
Key genes in nitrogen utilization in tobacco identified
25 June 2017
Scratch test -- wound healing disrupted by smoke but not by Vype e-cigarette vapor
04 June 2017
Vapor from novel tobacco hybrid device minimally impacts human cells
30 May 2017
Tobacco hybrid emits low-toxicant, e-cig-like vapour with enhanced flavour
16 May 2017
BAT leads the way in e-cig safety testing with new screening technique
02 May 2017
Making e-cigarettes allergy free: a practical guide
27 April 2017
e-cigarette vapour does not promote cancer growth in lab-based tests
18 April 2017
Acute exposure to Vype vapor has limited impact on gene expression in human lung cells
29 March 2017
Baltimore beckons BAT scientists for key international tox conference
24 March 2017
A new tool to predict the potential public health benefit of e-cigarettes
21 March 2017
Spotlight on “nicotine in all its manifestations” - BAT shares science at SRNT
11 March 2017
Glo, a tobacco-heating product, has significantly less impact on
10 March 2017
Citric acid has the potential to produce respiratory sensitisers
09 March 2017
Characterising novel tobacco heating products: a 5-step approach
08 March 2017
Award-winning research collaboration featured in special issue of Applied In Vitro Toxicology
03 March 2017
‘Bespoke’ study designs central to assessment of next-generation products, British American Tobacco scientists tell NAS
06 February 2017
Exposure to e-cigarette vapour causes limited impact on gene and protein expression in human lung cells
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