A more consumer-friendly regulatory model with government support could dramatically reduce smoking rates in Australia

Even with my conservitive medical response, it’s clear to see vaping is better than smoking cigarettes

The winners in Australia are criminals and big public health reliant on tobacco excise $$. The losers are citizens seeking to quit or stay off cigarettes.

The blood nicotine levels from long-term ENDS (Vape) users are the same as from long-term users of nicotine replacement therapy which

Banning non-therapeutic nicotine vaping products is ethically problematic, because it denies addicted smokers access to a less harmful

the risks of NOT adopting vaping are much greater, as cigs are substantially more harmful!

It is important not to confuse “science” with sophistry masquerading as science.

The Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (CAPHRA) is an alliance between the Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates and thei

The current state of Australian nicotine control leaves policymakers in a deeply uncomfortable situation.

Moving forward, vaping research in Australia will need to focus on the unintended consequences of stricter regulations, particularly the shift of nicotine vaping products into the black market.

this growing (over)reliance on law enforcement within Australian tobacco control increasingly resembles a War on Drugs, effectively amountin

delivery of nicotine without the toxic cigarette smoke presents a welcome opportunity to accelerate progress towards the Smokefree 2025 goa

The country’s smoking rate has almost halved in just five years. The reason for the massive decrease is the availability of safer nicotine p

The prescription model and retail sales ban have failed to prevent the uptake of youth vaping. Few adults have used the legal pres

Some countries have been quick to embrace vapes as a reduced-harm product to help people who smoke tobacco switch to a “cleaner” source of nicotine.

The evidence reviews on which the government appears to be relying is not a sound basis for justifying far-reaching public health p

Minister Butler has acknowledged that Australia’s smoking rate has flatlined. However, smoking rates are rapidly declining in many countries where vaping is readily available

The current restrictions on tobacco are not helping people with mental illness and e-cigarettes need to be made

It is sad for me to witness the impact on my fellow Australian smokers who are denied relevant legislation and regulations to allow them ac

"Vapes hold significant promise as smoking cessation aids among people in AOD treatment because of their unique ability to satisfy both nico