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Clive Bates: WHO position on ENDS – A critique of the use of science and communication of risk
WHO position on ENDS - a critique of the use of science and communication of risk - Nicotine Science and Policy
http://nicotinepolicy.net/documents/briefings/WHOpapercritique.pdf
This follows up on McNeill et al criticism of the WHO 2013 commissioned report on e-cigs in Addiction cited below a week ago. Please note that Robert West is the editor of Addiction, which issued the following press release.
Article in Addiction corrects and disproves first nine statements of a 2013 report commissioned by WHO e-cig prohibitionists (and published by AHA e-cig prohibitionists) written by UCSF propagandists that grossly misrepresented and misinterpreted the scientific and empirical evidence on e-cigs and public health.
WHO commissioned report on e-cigarettes misleading, say experts
Addiction Journal - Press Releases
A critique of a WHO-commissioned report and associated article on electronic cigarettes
A critique of a WHO-commissioned report and associated article on electronic cigarettes - McNeill - Addiction - Wiley Online Library
WHO gives misleading view on e-cigarettes, experts argue
WHO report gives misleading view on e-cigarettes, experts argue | Reuters
E-cigarettes could ‘save the lives of tens of thousands of smokers,’ claim scientists
E-cigarettes could 'save the lives of tens of thousands of smokers,' claim scientists | Mail Online
E-cigarettes could save over 50,000 lives in the UK, experts say
E-cigarettes could save over 50,000 lives in the UK, experts say | Society | The Guardian
‘Alarmist’ e-cig report attacked by tobacco health expert
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ttacked-by-tobacco-health-expert-9712703.html
E-cigarette criticisms ‘alarmist’ say researchers; Robert West criticizes WHO’s call for vaping bans, estimates e-cigs could prevent 54,000 of 60,000 smoking attributable deaths annually in the UK if all smokers switched
BBC News - E-cigarette criticisms 'alarmist' say researchers
E-Cigarette Debate: 12 minute BBC radio debate between public health advocate Robert West (who tells the truth about e-cigs) versus prohibitionist/propagandist John Ashton (who falsely claimed CDC data found that e-cigs are gateways to cigarettes for youth, and who repeated many other false fear mongering claims about e-cigs).
BBC World Service - Health Check, E-cigarette Debate
Also last week, Clive Bates - The Pharmaceutical Journal
Stop demonizing a potentially useful product for smokers
Compulsory regulation of electronic cigarettes could spoil a safe substitute for smoking.
Stop demonising a potentially useful product for smokers | Comment | Pharmaceutical Journal
WHO position on ENDS - a critique of the use of science and communication of risk - Nicotine Science and Policy
http://nicotinepolicy.net/documents/briefings/WHOpapercritique.pdf
This follows up on McNeill et al criticism of the WHO 2013 commissioned report on e-cigs in Addiction cited below a week ago. Please note that Robert West is the editor of Addiction, which issued the following press release.
Article in Addiction corrects and disproves first nine statements of a 2013 report commissioned by WHO e-cig prohibitionists (and published by AHA e-cig prohibitionists) written by UCSF propagandists that grossly misrepresented and misinterpreted the scientific and empirical evidence on e-cigs and public health.
WHO commissioned report on e-cigarettes misleading, say experts
Addiction Journal - Press Releases
A critique of a WHO-commissioned report and associated article on electronic cigarettes
A critique of a WHO-commissioned report and associated article on electronic cigarettes - McNeill - Addiction - Wiley Online Library
WHO gives misleading view on e-cigarettes, experts argue
WHO report gives misleading view on e-cigarettes, experts argue | Reuters
E-cigarettes could ‘save the lives of tens of thousands of smokers,’ claim scientists
E-cigarettes could 'save the lives of tens of thousands of smokers,' claim scientists | Mail Online
E-cigarettes could save over 50,000 lives in the UK, experts say
E-cigarettes could save over 50,000 lives in the UK, experts say | Society | The Guardian
‘Alarmist’ e-cig report attacked by tobacco health expert
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ttacked-by-tobacco-health-expert-9712703.html
E-cigarette criticisms ‘alarmist’ say researchers; Robert West criticizes WHO’s call for vaping bans, estimates e-cigs could prevent 54,000 of 60,000 smoking attributable deaths annually in the UK if all smokers switched
BBC News - E-cigarette criticisms 'alarmist' say researchers
E-Cigarette Debate: 12 minute BBC radio debate between public health advocate Robert West (who tells the truth about e-cigs) versus prohibitionist/propagandist John Ashton (who falsely claimed CDC data found that e-cigs are gateways to cigarettes for youth, and who repeated many other false fear mongering claims about e-cigs).
BBC World Service - Health Check, E-cigarette Debate
Also last week, Clive Bates - The Pharmaceutical Journal
Stop demonizing a potentially useful product for smokers
Compulsory regulation of electronic cigarettes could spoil a safe substitute for smoking.
Stop demonising a potentially useful product for smokers | Comment | Pharmaceutical Journal