Tag: smoking
Why Dr. Mark Tyndall Is Taking a Stand for Tobacco Harm Reduction
The tobacco harm reduction movement has long needed doctors to unapologetically make the case ...
How the Need for Vapes Struck Me—and Why They’re Still Vilified
As a community-based researcher, I always tried to involve community members in the planning, ...
My Dad Quit Cigarettes in 1984. To Doctors, He Was Always a “Smoker.”
Last month, my father died. I miss him deeply, and I always will. He ...
Who’s Missing From the Tobacco Harm Reduction Conversation?
When it comes to tobacco harm reduction, whose opinions and voices should be heard? ...
Governments “Hate” Big Tobacco—Yet Hand Them the Nicotine Market
Around the world, politicians love to stand behind a podium, look solemnly into a ...
World Vape Day Follows Tumultuous Year in Tobacco Harm Reduction
The urgency of raising awareness on World Vape Day—May 30—has increased since I wrote ...
A Health Philosopher’s Views on Tobacco Harm Reduction
The tobacco harm reduction (THR) debate encompasses many challenging ethical questions—from the respective roles ...
New York City’s Campaign Against Vapes Will Cost Lives
A recent press release from the New York City Health Department, calling on New ...
Family Tragedy Spurs One Man’s Drive to Cut Smoking in South Africa
Kurt Yeo is the co-founder of Vaping Saved My Life (VSML), a South African ...
A Cup of Tea With My Anti-Vaping Neighbor
Sarah lives next door to me in a romantic-looking cottage in rural Wales. Most ...
