The GEG damagingly positions vaping as equally harmful as smoking, say campaigners.Read More
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Australia’s Medical Research Council inappropriately applies the precautionary principle, say critics.Read More
Acceptance will depend on efforts to prevent use by youth and never-smokers. Read More
With innovative policies, India can help drive positive change, says PMI's CEO at summit.Read More
The summit provides a space for evaluation and debate on the impact of harm reduction.Read More
Unlike anti-harm reduction groups, these organizations tend to rely on volunteers. Read More
Tobacco harm reduction has made more progress than is often assumed, according to Patrick Basham. Read More
Two often-quoted studies about the dangers of vaping have in fact been retracted. Read More
The law tries to cover 'the constantly increasing diffusion of new products on the market."Read More
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