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Tobacco harm reduction experts release White Paper on WHO ‘guidance’

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Titled ‘The Subversion of Public Health: Consumer Perspectives’, a white paper presented at the recent Fifth Asia Harm Reduction Forum (AHRF 2022) has now been publicly released. Compiled by several leading international Tobacco Harm Reduction (THR) experts, it was presented at the 28 October forum in the Philippines by Nancy

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Researchers seem so eager to discredit vaping as a harm-reducing alternative to smoking that they overlook fundamental methodological flaws #vapingsaveslives #ecigarettes #vaping https://t.co/taC5fuxETr via @reason
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- March 22, 2023

@ColinMendelsohn: Leading addiction expert Professor @DrNicoleLee explains that we need to make nicotine #vapes more easily available for adults who need them, to reduce the black market and youth access "Banning or restricting vaping could actually do more harm than good" https://t.co/JafIbtnMgW
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- March 22, 2023

CALL TO ACTION: The World Health Organization is planning a global assault on vaping #cop10 @WHO @NNAlliance @thevapers_org @thevapersph https://t.co/H1OBe5TDb3
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- March 20, 2023

Sweden nears 'smoke-free' status thanks to harm minimization & tobacco control #vaping #ecigarettes #HarmReduction https://t.co/nq1X2AloUa
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- March 16, 2023

@ColinMendelsohn: Great to see a news story quoting a REAL expert in smoking + #vaping, Professor Ron Borland from Uni of Melbourne "vaping is considerably LESS harmful based on the toxicology" "Smoking is much more likely to be addictive" Well done @JMFenwick, via @VICE https://t.co/P70Ea3mTWQ
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- March 15, 2023

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