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But can WHO help? I’m sometimes accused of being a WHO-sceptic, or worse. No more! In the run up to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control COP-7 meeting in Delhi, 7-12 November, I have been challenged to say something positive about how the FCTC could do useful and constructive things on vaping and tobacco […] DANGER: E-cigarette ‘gateway’ studies may expose gullible readers to reputational harm Sometimes studies appear that can create the appearance of the discovery of a ‘gateway effect’ – the idea that vaping causes young people to progress to smoking. Update: a ‘gateway’ study has just been published (13 June) and lots of dupes have duly […] Louise Ross The Big Debate: e-cigarettes – an alternative to smoking? Louise Ross, head of the Leicester Stop Smoking Services, took part in a debate on e-cigarette in front of an audience of respiratory nurses. It didn’t go well. In this guest blog, Louise describes her experience debating e-cigarettes and tobacco harm reduction with […] Fun with a purpose – twelve thought experiments in the form of a quiz designed to interrogate your views on e-cigarettes and harm reduction. […] In an apparently clandestine operation, undercover public health snoopers ventured into a vape conference carrying concealed air-quality monitoring equipment. They detected … wait for it … e-liquid aerosol in the air. This secretive operation is reported (where else?) the journal Tobacco Control. Let us examine its scientific and policy claims. […] |
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