A randomized trial of e-cigarettes versus nicotine replacement therapy
Involuntary exposures to environmental pollutants usually occur in subgroups of the population, such as workers in certain industries who may be exposed to carcinogens on the job or individuals living in low-income neighborhoods
During the late 1990s, a group of global tobacco control experts was convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) and asked to explore how to strengthen efforts to reduce the harm caused by smoking
Quitting success rates are the highest ever on record, cigarette packs are losing their attractiveness with the introduction of standardised packaging, and e-cigarettes, which many smokers find helpful for quitting, are now more tightly regulated than ever before to assure their safety and quality
The FCTC COP10 Agenda and supporting documents: implications for the future of tobacco harm reduction Our latest Briefing Paper looks ahead to the upcoming COP10 meeting in Panama and assesses what the Agenda could mean for the future availability of the safer nicotine products that underpin tobacco harm reduction.
