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The prospects for tobacco harm reduction

International Journal of Drug Policy, 2005
Tobacco harm reduction (THR) policies aim to reduce the prevalence of tobacco-related harm by encouraging smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit to adopt less harmful ways of obtaining nicotine, such as pharmaceutical nicotine and oral tobacco snuff.
Hall, W. D.
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The Tobacco Industry and Harm Reduction

JAMA, 2022
This Viewpoint discusses the ways in which the tobacco industry can advance their stated goals of harm reduction and a smoke-free future.
Howard K, Koh, Michael C, Fiore
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Tobacco control, harm reduction and the problem of pleasure

Drugs and Alcohol Today, 2013
Purpose: This article examines the relationship between tobacco control and tobacco harm reduction, illuminating the differences and similarities between them.Design/methodology/approach: Drawing on published sources, the author conducts a critical ...
Kirsten Bell
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E‐cigarette use and tobacco harm reduction: Pilot survey study evaluating perspectives of head and neck surgeons

Head and Neck, 2021
Electronic cigarettes (EC) are popular devices that aerosolize a nicotine and have been controversially considered tool for smoking cessation and tobacco harm reduction (THR).
E. Koo, Kyle J Kozak, V. Achim, B. Wenig
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Harm reduction and the medicalisation of tobacco use

Sociology of Health & Illness, 2012
AbstractIn tobacco control the focus has, for some time, been on abstinence from all types of tobacco use as the only solution to the problem of smoking, and harm reduction approaches are controversial. The most recent English tobacco strategy has incorporated harm reduction approaches in the form of new ‘routes’ to quitting smoking that encourage ...
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Tobacco Smoking, Harm Reduction, and Biomarkers

JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 2002
The only known way to reduce cancer risk in smokers is complete cessation, but many smokers are unable or unwilling to quit. Consequently, tobacco companies are now marketing products that purport to reduce carcinogen exposure, with the implication that such products provide a safer way to smoke.
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Tobacco harm reduction: Promise and perils

Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 2002
With the tobacco industry developing and test marketing a wide array of modified cigarettes and novel nicotine-delivery products, the era of tobacco harm reduction is upon us. Like today's new technologies, two previous generations of cigarette innovation-filtered cigarettes in the 1950s and low tar and nicotine cigarettes in the late 1960s and early ...
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Smokers’ perceptions of smokeless tobacco and harm reduction

Journal of Public Health Policy, 2012
Existing survey data indicate that most smokers are not receptive to harm reduction incentives of switching to smokeless tobacco (SLT). Little is known about the underlying reasons for these views. To explore smokers' perceptions of SLT, we conducted a focus group (eight in total) study of daily smokers between 2009 and 2010 at the University of ...
Mojgan, Sami, David S, Timberlake, Russ, Nelson, Brittany, Goettsch, Naeem, Ataian, Penney, Libao, Elanora, Vassile   +6 more
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European Respiratory Society statement on novel nicotine and tobacco products, their role in tobacco control and “harm reduction”

European Respiratory Journal
Extract A growing number of new tobacco and nicotine products have emerged in recent years and are especially popular among adolescents and young adults.
D. Chen, J. Grigg, F. Filippidis
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Smokeless Tobacco as a Nicotine Delivery Device: Harm or Harm Reduction?

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2011
Smokeless tobacco (ST) delivers nicotine in doses similar to those received in cigarette smoking but does not expose the user to the toxic combustion gases and particles that are responsible for most tobacco-induced disease. This Opinion piece discusses the controversies pertaining to ST and health, the pros and cons of ST in harm reduction, and ...
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