Nicotine / THR - Statements from Organizations
Thank-you Charles A. Gardner, PhD for the original compilation of this list. Thank-you to the volunteers from around the world who provide statements for us to add to this collection! Many of the items sited below are also list on this google doc. Note: some items may not be on both resources.
"Tobacco Harm Reduction = SAFER than smoking"
Cochrane Systematic Review
World Health Organization EURO Office
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
Health Information and Quality Authority (Ireland)
National Health Service Scotland
Health Service Executive Ireland - #1 and #2
New Zealand Ministry of Health
Public Health England
Royal Society for Public Health
French High Council for Public Health
Center for Critical Public Health
Faculty of Public Health (UK)
American Association of Public Health Physicians
Royal College of Physicians
British Medical Association
Royal College of General Practitioners (UK)
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Royal College of Psychiatrists
The British Psychological Society #1 #2
Action on Smoking and Health UK
National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training
Quitline NZ
UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment
Drug and Alcohol Nurses of Australasia
Royal College of Midwives
Royal Australian College of Physicians
Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP)
French National Academy of Medicine
American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
French National Academy of Pharmacy
New Zealand Pharmacy Council
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
SCENIHR - European Commission Directorate-General, Health & Consumer Protection
US Food & Drug Administration #1 #2 #3
US Centers for Disease Control
Truth Initiative
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK)
International Agency for Research on Cancer
Cancer Research UK
French National Cancer Institute
Cancer Society of New Zealand
American Cancer Society
Canadian Cancer Society
Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
Canadian Lung Health Foundation
British Lung Foundation
Asthma & Respiratory Foundation NZ
British Thoracic Society
American Heart Association
New Zealand Heart Foundation
British Heart Foundation
Heart UK
Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation
Stroke Association UK
Government of Canada
Uruguayan Council of Ministries
2021
House of Representatives Philippines
2018
National Fire Chiefs Council
London Fire Brigade
Suggestions to add to this page
Camden quit smoking
Vaping and tobacco harm reduction - highlights from England
References - start at #64
Policy
That research be expanded and accelerated on the potential for e-cigarettes, in particular for those who have not been able to quit or not interested in quitting, to be used as a potential tool in the treatment for nicotine/tobacco use and especially addiction involving nicotine, or as a component of a comprehensive harm reduction strategy