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Ban on safer nicotine products in LMICs to inflame smoking epidemic – Asian consumers

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21 Dec

Consumer groups slam Bath study for ignoring evidence

[caption id="attachment_17283" align="alignright" width="150"] J. Sarangapani[/caption] Consumer groups have criticized a study produced by researchers from the University of Bath in the UK for ignoring scientific evidence in its methodology and for resorting to discriminatory labeling that undermines the efforts of tobacco harm reduction organisations. The Association of Vapers India (AVI), which...

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25 Nov

Donors distort WHO’s tobacco control policy, say experts

Consumer groups have accused the World Health Organization of being used by big pharmaceutical companies, charity foundations funded by billionaires, and state-controlled tobacco companies to perpetuate cigarette trade by driving less harmful alternatives to the black market, leaving more than a billion smokers exposed to serious health risks from smoking. [caption...

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25 Nov

Bloomberg grant casts doubt on University of Bath study

Consumer groups and public health experts have raised concern over the quality of a recent study produced by researchers from the University of Bath in the UK over the speculative method it employed without using any scientific evidence in labeling tobacco harm reduction advocates. Researchers from the University of Bath’s Tobacco...

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Ban on safer nicotine products in LMICs to inflame smoking epidemic – Asian consumers

Consumer groups slam Bath study for ignoring evidence

Donors distort WHO’s tobacco control policy, say experts

Bloomberg grant casts doubt on University of Bath study

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