The genius of Michael Russell – more right than ever
Professor Michael Russell died 15 years ago. His insights into tobacco and nicotine from the 1970s onwards are highly relevant today.
The genius of Michael Russell – more right than ever Read More
Professor Michael Russell died 15 years ago. His insights into tobacco and nicotine from the 1970s onwards are highly relevant today.
The genius of Michael Russell – more right than ever Read More
In their frantic opposition to safer forms of nicotine use, the tactics of tobacco control activists seem eerily familiar.
Is tobacco control the new Big Tobacco? Read More
Researchers were told their allegations were false, but they still went ahead and attacked a leading vaping company with baseless claims
One of the worst ever tobacco control papers is ‘corrected’ Read More
A vision for a journal covering all aspects of nicotine in society based on open science, curiosity and organised scepticism
My application for Editor-in-Chief of Tobacco Control Read More
England aims to reduce smoking to less than 5% by 2030, but this will need mass switching to smoke-free products as a consumer alternative to smoking, and it must be achieved by consent rather than coercion
Independent review of tobacco policy in England misses the point Read More
The World Health Organisation continues to present misleading information about e-cigarettes that spreads doubt and confusion among the public, media and policymakers. This post reviews its latest Q&A and finds multiple analytical errors, misleading statements, and obvious biases.
Fake news alert: WHO updates its post-truth fact sheet on e-cigarettes Read More
Most Americans now incorrectly believe that e-cigarettes are just as harmful or more harmful than cigarettes. US health organisations have unethically cultivated this misunderstanding and compare unfavourably with UK equivalents. Their duplicitous behaviour resembles that of Big Tobacco 50 years ago.
E-cigarette risk perceptions – an American crime scene Read More
Further to my 30 Sept blog: European Commission SCHEER scientific opinion on e-cigarettes – a guide for policymakers. I
Summary In June 2019, an influential and well-respected research group published a paper in the BMJ showing both a sharp
Let’s have some debate on the future of tobacco, nicotine, tobacco control and the tobacco and vaping industry. Here are
The past is not the future – what lies ahead for tobacco and nicotine? Read More