New Zealand: how indiscriminate bans boosted the cigarettes black market
The prohibitive costs of conventional cigarettes combined with the low prices of blondes in neighbouring countries make New Zealand a...
Hong Kong between bans and missed opportunities on Tobacco Harm Reduction
In 2019 Hong Kong government announced its intention to apply a general ban on all electronic cigarettes and smokeless products,...
Fewer exacerbations and higher quality of life in COPD: Interview with Prof. Polosa
Originally written by Dr. Denis Vitel In England, the use of low risk products is recommended in smoking cessation programs...
Why Biden’s change in his approach to Harm Reduction unlock new scenarios in the fight against smoking?
In the United States, drug assistance programs have always been under attack from different sides and any attempt to implement...
Charles Gardner: “Tobacco Harm Reduction needs to emphasize the beneficial effects of nicotine”
Different narratives, conflicting reports on the consequence of the use of nicotine, ambiguous choices by lawmakers. Many consumers lost confidence...
Vaping and disinformation: when scientific information meets politics
There is no association between vaping and greater chances to contract Covid-19. Those the results of a research conducted at Mayo...
Expert: India govt needs to embrace Tobacco Harm Reduction
Prof. Sree Sucharitha from the Tagore Medical College Hospital in Chennai discusses the current situation of THR in India. With...
National Association of Italian Parents (AGe) in a message to youngsters: “I can stop when I want” isn’t realistic
Rosaria D’Anna, President of the Association of Italian Parents on smoking addiction among young italians. Being part of a group...
GFN 2021: Nicotine, Politics, Science the future of THR
The eighth edition of the Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN) hosted in Liverpool offered as usual the perfect arena to...
Replication crisis:”studies based on hypes are more likely to be published on scientific papers”
Scientific papers that cannot be replicated, and less likely to be true, are cited 153 times more than others because...
