Although smokers are generally law-abiding, there is a need to enforce tobacco-smoking bans. Imagine what would happen if nobody was ever fined for speeding.Read More
The stress of hospital treatment, especially in the case of some vulnerable patients, can be lessened by allowing them to use electronic cigarettes inside the hospital.Read More
Evidence supporting the reduced-harm potential of heated tobacco products is mounting, but to realize that potential, smokers have to be encouraged to switch from combustible products.Read More
Smokers knowingly expose themselves to health risks, the Dutch Public Prosecution Service has said in rejecting calls for an investigation into allegations of tobacco-company murders.Read More
Given the known challenges of living in cities, especially big cities, perhaps the Partnership For Healthy Cities might more realistically be called the partnership for reduced-harm cities.Read More
Opinion is apparently divided in Singapore as to whether smokers will put up with a price increase on manufactured cigarettes or vote with their feet.Read More
While applauding the American Cancer Society’s endorsement of e-cigarettes, the Consumer Choice Center is calling on other organizations to embrace tobacco harm reduction.Read More
A myth-debunking blog about electronic cigarettes and vaping gets right to the heart of the matter by saying that e-cigarettes and tobacco cigarettes are not the same and shouldn’t be treated as such.Read More
In a position statement that will no doubt be seen as all things to all men, the American Cancer Society does state that, in extremis, smokers should try e-cigarettes as a quit aid.Read More
When it comes to electronic cigarettes, Western Australia seems to be headed somewhere beyond the black stump. Read More
