New Zealand is planning to introduce so-called ‘endgame’ measures, including the removal of nicotine from legally available tobacco. We examine and review the modelling used to justify the measure and find multiple fatal flaws.
This is my response to the operational review of the performance of the FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products by the Reagan-Udall foundation. The heart of the problem is the lack of a coherent regulatory strategy, grounded in real-world understanding
This blog gives my take on how to think about the FDA’s decisions (some taken, some forthcoming) on approving or …
Download Post as PDFI remember back when I was Director of Action on Smoking and Health in the UK (1997-2003), …
The UK government has a process called the Red Tape Challenge, which has the aim of lifting unnecessary regulatory burdens on …
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