Vaping is still at least 95% lower risk than smoking – debunking a feeble and empty critique
This paper turned up in my weekly search of PubMed. Invalidity of an Oft-Cited Estimate of the Relative Harms of …
This paper turned up in my weekly search of PubMed. Invalidity of an Oft-Cited Estimate of the Relative Harms of …
Normally, I just ignore anything written by Professor Emeritus Simon Chapman, a retired academic and noisy tobacco control activist from …
A critical review of an Australian anti-vaping polemic Read More
A new discussion paper on e-cigarettes has come out in Australia. “Options to minimise the risks associated with the marketing …
Do not read this or discuss it and in no circumstances should you comment Read More
A remarkably self-regarding letter is published in The Times (London) today.  The writers are reacting with hostility to the outstanding Royal College …
Anti-vaping zealots write flat-earth letter to The Times Read More
Professor Simon Chapman of the University of Sydney has used his BMJ blog platform to mount a quite personalised attack …
Response to Professor Chapman’s blog about my views on e-cigarettes Read More
The 13 December letter by Professors Glantz, McKee, Chapman and Daube published in The Lancet wins my prestigious Worst Letter of 2014 award. There now …
I’ve had enough of the one-sided conversation about the risks associated with e-cigarettes… poisons, gateways, renormalisation, fires, explosions, MRSA, pneumonia, dual …
Turning the tables on public health – let’s talk about the risks *they* create Read More
With the approach of 2014 and New Year resolutions under negotiation, my thoughts and good wishes turn to all those …