Nicotine / THR - Guides for Policymakers & Advocates
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- This related page will provide helpful information for anyone interested in the use of reduced risk nicotine products.
Advocates
- Written by AHRA - Africa Harm Reduction Alliance - 2020
Educational Materials
- Evidence Briefing 5: Nicotine for Policymakers, a narrative discussion with 100+ supporting citations.
- Briefing: Nicotine for Policymakers (Translated Into Portuguese)
- By: Clive Bates / The counterfactual
- "Welcome, this is my (Clive) 2020 Q & A on nicotine science and policy. It mostly focusses on nicotine vaping as an alternative to smoking, but most of the argument also applies to heated tobacco products, modern smokeless tobacco and new oral nicotine products. It consists of about 60 questions and builds on a brief Q & A that I submitted to a consultation, a critique of an absurd anti-vaping Q & A by the WHO and my critique of numerous false and misleading claims made by Professor Stanton Glantz."
- Quick 1 page guide
- All references are hyperlinked to official WHO and government reports, and peer-reviewed studies
- Written by UKVIA - UK Vaping Industry Association - 2021
TPA Series: THR 101
- Cessation
- Dual Use
- Flavors
- Harm Reduction
- Heated Tobacco (aka: HTP, HnB)
- Popcorn Lung
- Nicotine Pouches
- Snus
- Vaping Lung Injuries (aka: EVALI)
- Youth Use Reasons
- Written by Lindsey Stroud - Webmaster of Tobacco Harm Reduction 101
Why
- Written by INNCO - International Network of Nicotine Consumer Organisations - 2021
- Written by Michelle Minton - Competitive Enterprises Institute - 2018
Promoting Harm Reduction Policies
- The simulation suggests that the promotion of e-cigarettes as a harm-reduction policy is a viable strategy, given current evidence that e-cigarettes offset or divert from smoking. Given the strong effects of implementation challenges on policy effectiveness in the short term, accurately modeling such obstacles can usefully inform policy design.
- PDF Version
- Citation: Selya AS. Reducing the smoking-related health burden in the USA through diversion to electronic cigarettes: a system dynamics simulation study. Harm Reduct J. 2021;18(1):36. Published 2021 Mar 20. doi:10.1186/s12954-021-00484-6
- Acknowledgement: This work was supported by the National Institute for General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), grant number P20GM121341; by the Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (DIKU), grant number NNA-2016/10023. After the initial submission of this manuscript, AS became employed by Pinney Associates, Inc. which provides consulting services on tobacco harm minimization to JUUL Labs, Inc. The content presented here precedes this competing interest, and JUUL Labs, Inc. and PinneyAssociates, Inc. had any role in the conceptualization, design, analysis, interpretation, or presentation of data, nor in the decision to publish.