Tag: TOBACCO HARM REDUCTION
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Understanding experts’ conflicting perspectives on tobacco harm reduction and e-cigarettes: An interpretive policy analysis
The growing use of e-cigarettes has been condemned as a significant health crisis by some and welcomed as an unprecedented opportunity to eliminate combustible...
Older Adults Who Smoke Are Typically “Forgotten”
A new paper, published in the American Journal of Public Health (AJPH), argues that older adults who smoke are “forgotten,” and that more needs to...
What is holding Canada back from hitting its smoking reduction target?
The federal government has set a target of less than five per cent tobacco use by 2035
The effects of smoking and tobacco use are...
England Recommits to Goal of Making Smoking Obsolete by 2030
Following much uncertainty amid unprecedented political turmoil in the United Kingdom, the country has recommitted to making smoking in England obsolete by 2030, a...
Confidence in nicotine for tobacco harm reduction—Bridging the policy–practice gap
Decades of research show that constituents other than nicotine are the harmful agents in tobacco products.
This knowledge is incorporated into the nicotine regulatory policies...
