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===David Abrams===
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*1-David Abrams [https://www.thenation.com/article/culture/mariame-kaba-interview-til-we-free-us/ good quotes from David and others]
**Photo: [https://knownicotine.com/ Documentary - You Don't Know Nicotine]
**Quote: [https://watchibex.com/programs/ydkn?cid=1505479 Interview]
**Bio: [https://publichealth.nyu.edu/faculty/david-b-abrams NYU School of Global Public Health]
*2-Source: [https://clivebates.com/documents/ExpertCommentsOnWHOMay2021.pdf Comments on vaping and tobacco harm reduction from expert stakeholders]
**WHO of all Institutions should base its policies and recommendations on the best and strongest scientific evidence available. The WHO can do better at saving the lives of over a billion smokers by updating its science and by correcting the massive misinformation that all forms of nicotine and tobacco -products are equally deadly and thus smokers should quit or die rather than reduce their harms dramatically by using dramatically less harmful modes of nicotine delivery.
**The WHO misinformation is not science at its best, it is tantamount to embracing propaganda. Propaganda that conflates all tobacco and nicotine products as being equally harmful. This is unacceptable from such an august and respected body as WHO, it is antithetical to the core values of WHO – of social justice, eradication of preventable chronic diseases where combusted (smoked ) tobacco and some forms of smokeless tobacco but not nicotine itself is the primary driver of chronic diseases, death and untold suffering.
**David B Abrams PhD.
**Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences
**New York University School of Global Public Health
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