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| **Yale School of Public Health | | **Yale School of Public Health |
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| ===Jonathan Foulds PhD===
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| *[https://twitter.com/JonathanFoulds Follow on Twitter]
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| *Source: [https://clivebates.com/documents/ExpertCommentsOnWHOMay2021.pdf Comments on vaping and tobacco harm reduction from expert stakeholders]
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| **Over a billion people smoke tobacco. All smokers should be informed that many sources of nicotine are far less harmful than cigarettes. Keeping people ignorant of this fact denies the basic human right to accurate information and impairs their ability to make informed choices that affect their health. Nicotine in its most harmful and addictive form—the cigarette—is typically cheap, available everywhere, to take for as long as you like, and in many parts of the world (including the USA) comes with minimum information on health risks. It is time for regulation of all nicotine-delivery products to provide access inversely proportional to harmfulness (the opposite of the current situation). [Foulds & Kozlowski, 2007]
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| **Jonathan Foulds PhD - [https://cancer.psu.edu/researchers/individual/-/researcher/5B6500F63D2138DBE0540010E056499A/jonathan-foulds-phd Bio and Photo]
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| **Professor of Public Health Sciences & Psychiatry
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| **Penn State University, College of Medicine, United States
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| [https://twitter.com/JonathanFoulds/status/1397974143669317636 Jonathan Foulds PhD]
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