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The science and policy of minimising risks associated with substance use, high-risk behaviours, and public health challenges — grounded in evidence rather than stigma.

On E-Cigarettes, Tobacco Control Experts Ask FDA to Focus On the Good

Leading tobacco control experts say that when it comes to regulating vaporized nicotine products (e.g. e-ci
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Being Hooked on Hookahs Can Damage Lungs

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Blacks & Whites Differ in Smoking Patterns, and Quitting

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1% of a $900 Billion Market Has Health Officials Baffled

If 20 years ago you had told the American Council on Science and Health that tobacco company stocks would be outpacing the S&
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'Cold Turkey' is Best Way to Quit Smoking, New Study Says

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Pot Use Obscures Ability to Read Emotions, Study Says

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Don't Abandon Hope, Vapers! There's Light in the Darkness

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While Unproven, Concussion 'Clinics' Offer Treatment

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Another Inveterate Smoker Lost; This Has Got to Stop

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President Obama Signs Child-Resistant E-Liquid Packaging Law

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